Mile
Mile A mile is any of a number of units ... of 1–10 km. In (contemporary) English contexts mile refers to the statute mile of 1,760 yards, which is about ... 609 m, or to the (international) nautical mile, being exactly 1,852 m. There ...
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Mile (Memory-alpha.org/en wiki)
Mile A mile is one of the Imperial Units System ... 1.6093 kilometers on the SI . The mile was an old-style Earth measurement unit ... First Federation flagship Fesarius measured almost a mile in diameter. (TOS: "The Corbomite Maneuver") Earth Outpost 4 was located a mile deep on an asteroid of almost ...
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Mile   (translated from Spanish)
Mile mile she is one length unit that it ... As the steps were double, the Roman mile approximately equal era to 1467 meters, and ... centimeters. Before settling down Metric system the mile was one of the main measures of ... of influence, where still they use the mile. At the moment 3 types of ...
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Mile   (translated from German)
Mile This article treats the longitudinal dimension mile. For other meanings see Mile (term clarifying). Those Mile is an old Longitudinal dimension. Today is internationally still the British statute mile ( Statute Mile , 1609.344 m) and ...
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Mile   (translated from Greek)
Mile mile or mj'ljon or mj'lljon (Milos ... in the land in various countries. The mile is distinguished in the naval mile, in the geographic mile k.a. naval mile (nautical Milos) ( ...
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Mile   (translated from French)
Mile mile (of latin leuca, borrowed from gaulois ) is ... in Europe and in Americ Latin . The mile has as origin the distance which a ... hour. There are several definitions of the mile like measuring unit under Ancien Régime : ?old mile from Paris (before 1674) 10 000 ...
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Mile   (translated from Dutch)
Mile mile can be: an old Dutch half-measure, to see mile (the Netherlands). There also the Dutch mile exists (5.5556 km) (out-of-date ... a name (metrieke mijl")voor km English mile (1609.344 meter) you.S. survey ...
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Mile   (translated from Russian)
Mile Mile - old-Russian unit of the measurement, equal ... 344 metram (eight furlongam ). Cm. also Nautical mile
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Mile   (translated from Portuguese)
Mile Terrestrial mile she is one unidade of measure of ... estado-unidense is equivalent about 1609. maritime mile it is equivalent 1852 meters or one ...
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Nautical mile   (translated from German)
Nautical mile Those Nautical mile or nautical mile is in that Ship and Aviation common ... contents History The measure of the nautical mile became original on the length of one ... the sine of the bogenminuten a nautical mile equivalent determine (there the earth extent ...
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