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All the Leica DISTO's including the Leica DISTO ™ D2 have the option of displaying the readings in either feet or inches.
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Yes. GlobalPKG's design automation system will automatically use the correct allowance based on the units of measure, and enables the user to work in metric or inches, decimals or fractions.
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A. They can be either metric or imperial depending on when they were published.
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This would entail the coding and classification of clinical case notes of children who have been attending the paediatric clinic, Northwick Park Hospital, under 5's specialist clinic. This clinic specialised in dealing with children with severe
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The San Diego and Imperial Counties Labor Council is the local central body affiliate of the AFL-CIO founded in 1902. It includes 129 affiliated labor groups within San Diego and Imperial Counties with a membership of more than 189,000 working
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The following online sources all provide public court records for Imperial County, CA.
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As for whether Imperial County should be allowed to defend Proposition 8, I express no firm conclusion, but I have my doubts about the County's position. True, County officials -- unlike the Proposition 8 sponsors -- include elected representatives.
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A decade ago it was asbestos. Today, mold is in the spotlight and Ventura Imperial County is divided over whether mold really is a legitimate concern or just another over-rated environmental issue. What we hear about mold testing is often
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The landowners' suit challenges the right of the IID to enter into an agreement regarding water transfer, without participation by the landowners, since they hold the water rights. However, at the same time, the agricultural landowners say that the
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The IID is a community-owned utility and a California irrigation district, not a county water district, such as the Coachella Valley Water District. It is entrusted to manage the water that flows through the valley, according to the water rights
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