US customary unit
US customary unit
US customary unit ((aka imperial or English units within the US) a unit of measurement currently used in the United States)
class, system of measurement
- Class
- system of measurement
- Examples
- ▶ degree fahrenheit, acre, inch, mechanical horsepower, pound, …
mile,
foot,
ounce,
US gallon,
yard,
tablespoon,
square mile,
square foot,
US fluid ounce,
furlong,
cubic foot,
short ton,
miles per hour,
cubic inch,
Cubic yard,
square yard,
square inch,
US cup,
Chain,
barrel,
rod,
Cubic mile, Link,
Cubic ton,
Foot per second, Inch per second,
pounds and ounces, US and Canada female shoe size, US and Canada male shoe size,
feet and inches
- Parent Class
- scalar unit, unit of measurement
- Types
- furlong, US customary unit of volume
- Wikipedia Page
- http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/United_States_customary_units
- Freebase ID
- "/guid/9202a8c04000641f800000000003f467"
- DBPedia URI
- http://dbpedia.org/resource/United_States_customary_units
- Freebase Primary MID
- "/m/07y37"
- Distinct From
- ▶ bits per second, binary unit of data, metric unit of measurement, unit of molecular weight, unit of brightness, …
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