Noun:

କ୍ୟୁବିକ୍ ଇଞ୍ଚ |,

cubic inch's Usage Examples:

4 roods Volume dry liquid gill ¼ pint pint ½ quart quart ½ pottle pottle ½ gallon gallon 270 cubic inches peck 2 gallons bushel firkin.

Perhaps the most meaningful national standard to be adopted in 1830 was the gallon at 231 cubic inches.

motorcycle manufactured by that company and was the first American forty-five cubic inch motorcycle.

pint (Scots) of spirits 2 chopins 28+7⁄8 cubic inches pint (Scots) of ale or beer 2 chopins 0.

made the demiard 12 cubic inches (and the chopine 24 cubic inches).

There was also one mark 20 with a Henry Meadows 550 cubic inch horizontal rear-engine exported to Greece and the mark 25P a normal control 18-seat personnel-carrier based on the mark 25 integral parcel van.

The Medium Rucksack is an external frame rucksack with 3000 cubic inches (50L) of storage space.

rated at 215 horsepower - one horsepower per cubic inch.

(1899–1980), American inventorSee alsoAdler (surname) {||}The Chrysler XIV-2220 (XI-2220 from 1944) was an experimental 2,500"nbsp;hp, 2,220 cubic inch (36.

Regular events include 410 cubic inch sprint cars, 305 cubic inch sprint cars, and dirt trucks.

The DeSoto Adventurer used dual Carter WCFB four-barrel carburetors for a rating of , again producing one horsepower per cubic inch utilizing a similar intake manifold to the 1956 341 Adventurer and a similar camshaft.

4 cubic cm) and Chevrolet"s advertising agency used a "one hp per cubic inch" slogan for advertising the 283 bhp (211 kW).

The motor was increased to 226 cubic inches, giving it 30 horsepower on the drawbar at the Nebraska Tests.

Synonyms:

cu in, volume unit, cubage unit, cubature unit, displacement unit, cubic content unit, cubic measure, capacity measure, capacity unit,

Antonyms:

linear, planar, unidimensional, unequal, gaseous,