Why does the letter m come before the letter n when m has 2 bumps and n has 1?
550113
I dont think that has any thing to do with it, more like the shape of the mouth or sound
78560
Is it the letter 'm'?\n\nIt begins the word 'me' which is on the rightmost in the first line.\nXylophones do not have the letter 'm'.\nThe only clue I can't get is the 'eye & hand' one\n\nSomething to do with "VERY CLEVER" I guess ;)\nIt's really hard.
1106744
I think  there is a rule about the a/an coming right before the h where you use the second letter. If the second letter is a vowel, than you use 'an', otherwise, an 'a'.
558987
No.  They are not equal.\n\nThe "u" in "uIU/mL" represents the Greek letter named "mu".  But, because computer keyboards don't have a "mu" key, most people type a "u" because it looks almost like the letter "mu".\n\nThe "mu" used here is a metric system prefix, which means 1/1000000.  The "m" in "mL" is another metric system prefix, which means 1/1000.  The "mu" stands for "micro".  The "m" stands for "milli".\n\n1000000 uIU/mL is equal to 1 IU/mL.\n\nNote:  I am NOT a source of medical advice.  If you need medical advice, then go talk to a doctor.
373116
They have a keyboard with various "strokes."  Once entering the appropriate strokes for a symbol, it combines them into one.  I'm to understand it's a bit annoying to use.
335575
Because double letters are used for plurals in abreviations. For example, page is "p." while pages is "pp.". So Estados Unidos is "EE.UU."
748700
the letter m. twice in MiMe once in Minute and no letter m in day
88606
There is no "M" number for this..The nomenclature is exactly how you wrote it. Just cause some chick has her pig tails too tight dont mean a question isnt unreadable to the rest of the world.
1098371
They both start with M.
475148
would it be 1666 - MDCLXV1\nbut does it not depend on how you read it? which letters are after or before which.
389901
what ? \n\nyou mean why is it 2U(doube u) instead of 2V(double V) ?\n\nWell, because DoubleU goes back to the time when they wrote everything in cursive. And when you write a W in cursive, it doesn't look anything like 2 V's
957896
I never understand how x can stand for Christ. It make no sense. It is not like 2 for to,too,two or 4 for for,four.
32615
we don't use k,l,m,n anymore. The letters are s,p,d and f. They refer to the different shapes of the shells(orbitals)
142146
Hmmm Ni = 2, San = person... LOL I know the first Kanji is Moon, the second is a little more dificult.. Sorry man.
447392
They are spelt differently
944510
:) Actually, you are exactly right, it should pronounced:\nsix p two one dot three.\np or q indicates the arm, the next number the band, the next the subband, etc. The numbers are not decimal!!! p21 doesn't mean there is p17 or p18, that depends on the given chromosome.\nTo be honest, in everyday usage, we commonly would say six p twentyone dot three... :)
109850
It has to do with the the older versions of English. For example, back in the 16- and 1700 (possibly into the 1800s as well) the English "S" looked like an "F".