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Pet peeve alert (as always in the interest of Educating The Public): that's "ms". No capital 'S', since that is a different SI unit, namely that of electrical c
by unwind 15y ago
Pet peeve alert (as always in the interest of Educating The Public): that's "ms". No capital 'S', since that is a different SI unit, namely that of electrical conductance, the siemens (http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Electrical_conductance http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Electrical_conductance). Not sure which is more annoying, "mS" or "mSec". What's so wrong with "ms"?
And yeah, I realize the quoted text is at fault, not trying to assault the messenger in any way. :)
- dbcooper 15y agoYeah, I thought siemens at first too, then wondered why he'd gone for the wacky notation.