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Definition of metric
Thanks for using this online dictionary, we have been helping millions of people improve their use of the english language with its free online services. English definition of metric is as below...
Metric
(a.) Of or
pertaining
to the meter as a
standard
of
measurement;
of or
pertaining
to the
decimal
system
of
measurement
of which a meter is the unit; as, the
metric
system;
a
metric
measurement..
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Stereometrical
::
Stereometric
(a.) Alt. of
Stereometrica.
Ozonometric
::
Ozonometric
(a.)
Pertaining
to, or used for, the
determination
of the
amount
of
ozone;
of or
relating
to
ozonometry..
Anthropometric
::
Anthropometric
(a.) Alt. of
Anthropometrica.
Areometric
::
Areometric
(a.) Alt. of
Areometrica.
Axis
::
Axis (n.) A
straight
line, real or
imaginary,
passing
through
a body, on which it
revolves,
or may be
supposed
to
revolve;
a line
passing
through
a body or
system
around
which the parts are
symmetrically
arranged..
Monosymmetrical
::
Monosymmetrical
(a.) Same as
Monoclinic.
Antimere
::
Antimere
(n.) One of the two
halves
of
bilaterally
symmetrical
animals;
one of any
opposite
symmetrical
or
homotypic
parts in
animals
and
plants.
Anisotropic
::
Anisotropic
(a.) Not
isotropic;
having
different
properties
in
different
directions;
thus,
crystals
of the
isometric
system
are
optically
isotropic,
but all other
crystals
are
anisotropic..
Heterosomati
::
Heterosomati
(n. pl.) An order of
fishes,
comprising
the
flounders,
halibut,
sole, etc.,
having
the body and head
asymmetrical,
with both eyes on one side.
Called
also
Heterosomata,
Heterosomi..
Millimetre
::
Millimetre
(n.) A
lineal
measure
in the
metric
system,
containing
the
thousandth
part of a
meter;
equal to
.03937
of an inch. See 3d
Meter..
Quintal
::
Quintal
(n.) A
metric
measure
of
weight,
being
100,000
grams,
or 100
kilograms,
equal to
220.46
pounds
avoirdupois..
Metric
::
Metric
(a.) Of or
pertaining
to the meter as a
standard
of
measurement;
of or
pertaining
to the
decimal
system
of
measurement
of which a meter is the unit; as, the
metric
system;
a
metric
measurement..
Immetrical
::
Immetrical
(a.) Not
metrical
or
rhythmical.
Stoichiometry
::
Stoichiometrical
(a.) Of or
pertaining
to
stoichiometry;
employed
in, or
obtained
by,
stoichiometry..
Volumetric
::
Volumetric
(a.) Of or
pertaining
to the
measurement
of
volume.
Cuprite
::
Cuprite
(n.) The red oxide of
copper;
red
copper;
an
important
ore of
copper,
occurring
massive
and in
isometric
crystals..
Chant
::
Chant (v. t.) A short and
simple
melody,
divided
into two parts by
double
bars, to which
unmetrical
psalms,
etc., are sung or
recited.
It is the most
ancient
form of
choral
music..
Lith
::
Lith (n.) A joint or limb; a
division;
a
member;
a part
formed
by
growth,
and
articulated
to, or
symmetrical
with, other
parts..
Metre
::
Metre (n.) A
measure
of
length,
equal to 39.37
English
inches,
the
standard
of
linear
measure
in the
metric
system
of
weights
and
measures.
It was
intended
to be, and is very
nearly,
the ten
millionth
part of the
distance
from the
equator
to the north pole, as
ascertained
by
actual
measurement
of an arc of a
meridian.
See
Metric
system,
under
Metric..
Dynamometrical
::
Dynamometrical
(a.)
Relating
to a
dynamometer,
or to the
measurement
of force doing work; as,
dynamometrical
instruments..
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