nonstandard unit
nonstandard unit noun: a unit of measurement that is not part of a standardized system such as the International System of Units.
Noun
nonstandard unit (plural nonstandard units)
- A unit of measurement that is not part of a standardized system such as the International System of Units.
- A military force that is not part of the standard, deployable units of a service or branch.
- A force requirement that is identified in a time-phased force and deployment data for which movement characteristics have not yet been described.
Forms of nonstandard unit
| plural | nonstandard units |
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Questions about nonstandard unit
- What does nonstandard unit mean?
- Nonstandard unit means a unit of measurement that is not part of a standardized system such as the International System of Units.
- What part of speech is nonstandard unit?
- Nonstandard unit is a noun.
- What is the plural of nonstandard unit?
- The plural of nonstandard unit is nonstandard units.
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