मेट्रिकेशन इसके अंग्रेजी अर्थ का उदाहरण

Since metrication, the charka was informally redefined as 100 ml, acquiring a new name of "stopka" (related to the traditional Russian measurement unit "stopa"), while there are currently two widely used glass sizes of 250 and 200 ml.

The Diet revisited the nation's measurements and, with the occupation's approval, promulgated a Measurements Law in June 1951 that reaffirmed its intention to continue Japan's metrication, effective on the first day of 1959.

This process of metrication is called "big-bang" route, which is to simultaneously outlaw the use of pre-metric measurement, metricate, reissue all government publications and laws, and change the education systems to metric.

The Indian model was extremely successful and served later as a model for metrication in various African and Asian countries.

Before metrication, the government of India followed the Indian Weights and Measures Act passed in 1870 which used the British imperial system.

Seth put forward a scheme for metrication of currency on 17 January 1944, which was finally adopted in the Indian Parliament in 1955.

By the time of the modern BWMA's founding, metrication in the United Kingdom was far advanced, having begun in 1962.

BWMA campaigns against the metrication of road signs and in 2009 published their response to a consultation hosted by the UK's Department for Transport which discussed a proposal to require compulsory dual Metric/Imperial signs of height limits and width limits.

" These include a long list of individuals and bodies that have advocated or supported metrication, including the Irish Minister for Transport, Martin Cullen, who metricated road signs in Republic of Ireland in 2005.

After metrication, this was replaced by measures of either , at the discretion of the proprietor.

Tourist attractions in Khyber Pakhtunkhwa Jamaica started metrication in the 1970s.

Exceptions to Irish metrication .

Musical groups from Oxford New Zealand started metrication in 1969 with the establishment of the Metric Advisory Board (MAB) and completed metrication on 14 December 1976.