USUnitName

Unit System With Version 1.1.0 a more flexible and meaningful unit system has been introduced. A unit is used to define the dimension of a numerical value. In the VEC a unit is expressed by the abstract class Unit.

Unit System With Version 1.1.0 a more flexible and meaningful unit system has been introduced. A unit is used to define the dimension of a numerical value. In the VEC a unit is expressed by the abstract class Unit.

Unit System With Version 1.1.0 a more flexible and meaningful unit system has been introduced. A unit is used to define the dimension of a numerical value. In the VEC a unit is expressed by the abstract class Unit.

Numerical Values & Units With Version 1.1.0 a more flexible and meaningful unit system has been introduced. A unit is used to define the dimension of a numerical value. In the VEC a unit is expressed by the abstract class Unit.

Numerical Values & Units With Version 1.1.0 a more flexible and meaningful unit system has been introduced. A unit is used to define the dimension of a numerical value. In the VEC a unit is expressed by the abstract class Unit.

Numerical Values & Units With Version 1.1.0 a more flexible and meaningful unit system has been introduced. A unit is used to define the dimension of a numerical value. In the VEC a unit is expressed by the abstract class Unit.

Numerical Values & Units With Version 1.1.0 a more flexible and meaningful unit system has been introduced. A unit is used to define the dimension of a numerical value. In the VEC a unit is expressed by the abstract class Unit.

Numerical Values & Units With Version 1.1.0 a more flexible and meaningful unit system has been introduced. A unit is used to define the dimension of a numerical value. In the VEC a unit is expressed by the abstract class Unit.

Numerical Values & Units With Version 1.1.0 a more flexible and meaningful unit system has been introduced. A unit is used to define the dimension of a numerical value. In the VEC a unit is expressed by the abstract class Unit.

Enumeration for the definition of US unit names. General Information Attribute Value Owner physical_information Applied Stereotype Enumeration Literals Name Description Thou Inch Foot Yard Chain Furlong Mile League FluidOunce Gill Pint Quart Gallon Grain Drachm Ounce Pound Stone Quarter HundredWeight Ton Perch Rood Acre AWG American wire gauge (AWG), also known as the Brown & Sharpe wire gauge, is a standardized wire gauge system used in the United States and Canada.