Centimetre gram second system of units (5841 bytes)
1: ...enient in a particular context. Additionally, cgs units are still widely used in [[astronomy]].
3: == Electromagnetic Units ==
5: ...t [[Coulomb's law]] does not contain a [[constant of proportionality]].
7: ...[[speed of light]], <math>c\,\!</math> (the ratio of <math>k_1\,\!</math> over <math>k_2\,\!</math> mu...
14: .../math> !! <math>1\,\!</math> || electrostatic cgs system

Metre-tonne-second system of units (784 bytes)
1: ...e '''metre-tonne-second''' or '''mts''' system of units
2: ...arger units for industrial use (while the [[cgs]] system was regarded as suitable for laboratory use only)...
4: == Units ==
6: The units of '''mts''' are as follows:
10: * [[time]]: [[second]]

Centimetre (1520 bytes)
2: ...n spelling]]: '''centimeter''') is an [[SI]] unit of [[length]].
4: One centimetre is:
5: * one-hundredth of one [[metre]]
6: * one-tenth of a [[decimetre]]
9: ...), for square centimetre (&#13216;) and for cubic centimetre (&#13220;); however, they are intended to be used...

Cubic centimetre (1355 bytes)
1: ...the basic unit of volume of the [[CGS]] system of units.
3: In [[SI]] units:
7: ...for denoting [[engine displacement|displacement]] of [[automobile|car]] and [[motorcycle|motorbike]] [...
11: [[cubic millimetre]] &lt;&lt; '''cubic centimetre''' &lt;&lt; [[cubic decimetre]]
14: [[Orders of magnitude (volume)]]

Gram (1274 bytes)
1: ''For other meanings of '''gram''', see [[gram (disambiguation)]].''
3: ...SI]] system of units as one thousandth of a [[kilogram]] (ie. 1x10^-3kg).
5: The symbol for gram is '''g'''. The formerly used alternate symbol gm...
7: ...gram, but paper clips weigh from 0.5 gram to 1.5 grams.
10: ...though it is a base unit of the [[cgs]] system of units.

N-gram (1293 bytes)
1: ...ing after removing all spaces. For example, the 3-grams that can be generated from "good morning" are "g...
3: ... However, we know empirically that if two strings of real text have a similar vectorial representation...
5: ...o find likely candidates for the correct spelling of a misspelled word.
7: [[de:Bigramm]]

Gram flour (318 bytes)
1: ...used in [[Indian cuisine]]. It basically consists of ground [[chickpea]]s, and it's used in various fo...

Gram Parsons (6927 bytes)
1: ...am Parsons, wearing his [[Nudie suit]] on the lot of A&M records]]
2: ...as raised. He died of a drug overdose at the age of 26.
5: ...as a [[folk music|folk singer]] in Massachusetts coffee houses. A meeting with like-minded musicians ...
7: ...dship with [[Mick Jagger]] and [[Keith Richards]] of [[the Rolling Stones]].
9: ...y recorded their first album, ''The Gilded Palace Of Sin'' ([[1969]]), another record which, whilst no...

Gram-positive (1675 bytes)
1: ...] in the [[cell wall]], which typically lacks the secondary membrane and [[lipopolysaccharide]] layer foun...
3: ...lasma]]'' that lack cell walls and so do not have gram-positive stains, but are derived from such forms.
5: ...ous biochemical similarities such as the presence of [[sterol]]s.
7: ...stains, although they are structurally similar to gram-negative bacteria.
8: [[es:gram-positividad]]

Gram (disambiguation) (742 bytes)
1: * [[Gram]] &mdash; A unit of measurement of [[mass]].
2: * [[Gram (mythology)]] &mdash; A sword in [[Norse mytholog...
3: * [[Gram, Denmark]] &mdash; A municipality in [[Denmark]].
4: * [[Gram staining]] &mdash; a method of distinguishing [[bacterium|bacteria]].
5: * '''Gram''', from Latin ''granum'' (seed), is sometimes us...

Gram, Denmark (334 bytes)
1: ... kilometre|km&sup2;]], and has a total population of 4,983.
4: * [http://www.gramkommune.dk Official website]
6: [[Category:Municipalities of Denmark]]

Gram (mythology) (807 bytes)
1: ...alf. See [[Sigurd]] for more details on the story of Siegfried and Fafnir.
3: An alternate name for '''Gram''' is '''Balmung'''.
9: [[da:Gram (sværd)]]
10: [[de:Gram]]

Mount Gram (212 bytes)
1: '''Mount Gram''' refers to several articles:
3: * [[Mount Gram (Albania)]] - a mountain in [[Albania]]
4: * [[Mount Gram (Middle-earth)]] - a mountain in [[J. R. R. Tolki...

Gold gram (340 bytes)
1: ...ented by one [[gram]] of [[gold]]. It is a [[unit of account]] frequently used for [[digital gold curr...
3: A milligram of gold is sometimes referred to as a mil. Therefore...

Gram staining (4928 bytes)
1: ...]] that differentiates between the two main types of bacterial [[cell wall]].
3: ...the [[Denmark|Danish]] scientist [[Hans Christian Gram]] (1853-1928), who developed the technique in 188...
5: == The Gram stain procedure ==
7: ...m so that the end result is a sparse single layer of bacteria. It is a common mistake for beginners to...
9: ...cteria are purple. Lugol can also be used instead of crystal violet.

Gram-negative (1360 bytes)
1: ... or violet by [[Gram staining]], in contrast to [[Gram-positive]] bacteria.
3: ... few layers thick and generally much thinner than Gram-positive types.
5: ...ity is usually associated with certain components of their cell walls, particularly the [[lipopolysacc...
7: ...and a great many others. Other notable groups of Gram-negative bacteria include the [[cyanobacteria]], ...

Horse gram (993 bytes)
1: ...Taxobox_begin | color = lightgreen | name = Horse gram}}
17: ...[[Macrotyloma]] uniflorum'', [[Fabaceae]]) is one of the lesser known [[bean]]s. It is grown in [[Ind...

Laugh-O-Gram Studio (455 bytes)
1: ...-O-Gram Studio 2004.jpg|thumb|218px|right|Laugh-O-Gram Studio in [[Kansas City Metropolitan Area|Kansas ...
2: ...he Laugh-O-Gram Studio is on the Southwest corner of 31st and Forest in the [[Kansas City Metropolitan...
5: [http://www.laughograms.com/ Website]

Hans Christian Gram (716 bytes)
1: '''Hans Christian Joachim Gram''' ([[September 13]], [[1853]] - [[November 14]],...
3: ...m|bacteria]]. This technique, the [[Gram staining|Gram Stain]], continues to be a standard procedure in ...
5: ...], Gram taught as a professor at the [[University of Copenhagen]].
7: [[de:Hans Christian Gram]]
8: [[nl:Hans Christian Gram]]

Gram (Middle-earth) (535 bytes)
1: ...] [[legendarium]], '''Gram''' was the eighth King of [[Rohan]].
3: ...]], who continued to raid Rohan from the fortress of [[Isengard]] which they controlled.
5: Déor died in 2740 after 23 years of open war, and was followed by his son [[Helm Hamm...
10: list=[[Kings of Rohan]]

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