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• Conversion of units (links | edit)
• Centimetre–gram–second system of units (links | edit)
• Dimensional analysis (links | edit)
• Energy (links | edit)
• Fahrenheit (links | edit)
• Gallon (links | edit)
• Imperial units (links | edit)
• Measurement (links | edit)
• Metrication (links | edit)
• Metre Convention (links | edit)
• International System of Units (links | edit)
• Standard-gauge railway (links | edit)
• United States customary units (links | edit)
• Specific impulse (links | edit)
• Micrometer (device) (links | edit)
• Metric system (links | edit)
• Biblical and Talmudic units of measurement (links | edit)
• Chinese units of measurement (links | edit)
• Troy weight (links | edit)
• Atomic units (links | edit)
• Hand (unit) (links | edit)
• Board foot (links | edit)
• Avoirdupois (links | edit)
• Rope (links | edit)
• Geometrized unit system (links | edit)
• Unit of length (links | edit)
• Astronomical system of units (links | edit)
• Metre–tonne–second system of units (links | edit)
• United States Metric Board (links | edit)
• Modulor (links | edit)
• Mesures usuelles (links | edit)
• Apothecaries' system (links | edit)
• System of units of measurement (links | edit)
• Metre-stick (links | edit)
• Persian units of measurement (links | edit)
• Rad (radiation unit) (links | edit)
• Historical Russian units of measurement (links | edit)
• Tatar units of measurement (links | edit)
• Li (unit) (links | edit)
• Ell (links | edit)
• Women's pole vault world record progression (links | edit)
• International Temperature Scale of 1990 (links | edit)
• Indicator (distance amplifying instrument) (links | edit)
• English units (transclusion) (links | edit)
• Flight planning (links | edit)
• Ancient Mesopotamian units of measurement (links | edit)
• Ancient Egyptian units of measurement (links | edit)
• Ancient Greek units of measurement (links | edit)
• Ancient Roman units of measurement (links | edit)
• Ancient Arabic units of measurement (links | edit)