Not commensurate; not admitting of a common measure; incommensurable.
One of two or more quantities which have no common measure.
The fact that goods can be priced in terms of money, can have a common measure of value, makes barter itself easier, as I have shown in my chapter on "Barter" in Part II.
It is greatly facilitated by the "common measure of values" function of money.
The feature of the money economy which has thus refined and improved barter is the standard of value (common measure of value) function of money.
Taking into our view all money transactions, great and small, I question if a common measure of more convenient size than the Dollar could be proposed.
As a money of account, this will be laborious, even when facilitated by the aid of decimal arithmetic: as a common measure of the value of property, it will be too minute to be comprehended by the people.
He proposed for that unit, such a fraction of pure silver as would be a common measure of the penny of every state, without leaving a fraction.
There is no meanness in requiring that the smallest vessels should have a common measure; for the divisions of number are useful in measuring height and depth, as well as sounds and motions, upwards or downwards, or round and round.
He proposed for that Unit, such a fraction of pure silver as would be a common measure of the penny of every State, without leaving a fraction.
Having a common measure; capable of being exactly measured by the same number, quantity, or measure.
The conclusions vary with the particular writer, for each writes from his own point of view and with his own principles, and these admit of no common measure.
If it is kept for some time before boiling it, place the bunch in about half an inch deep of cold water, the top upward, and keep in a cool place.
Other vegetables that are neither green nor dry, such as carrots, turnips, etc.
Defn: One of two or more quantities which have no common measure.
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