The relativistic quantity is subtly different from the three-dimensional quantity in classical mechanics.
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In some contexts, dimensional quantities are expressed as dimensionless quantities or percentages by omitting some dimensions.
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Measurable quantities in physics are, without exception, dimensionless, although they are often constructed as ratios of dimensional quantities.
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The speed of light is a dimensional quantity and so, as has been emphasized in this context by Jo�o Magueijo, it cannot be measured.
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In classical mechanics, the three-dimensional quantity for a particle of mass " m " moving with velocity "'u "'
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It is then necessary to construct a lengthscale ( timescale ) using space ( time ) and the other dimensional quantities present-such as the viscosity \ nu.
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This example is easy because three of the dimensional quantities are fundamental units, so the last ( " g " ) is a combination of the previous.
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And, indeed, the Tompkins concept becomes meaningless in our perception of reality if a dimensional quantity such as " c " has changed, even drastically.
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If the numerical values of the dimensional quantities are different, however, corresponding dimensionless quantities remain invariant then we can argue that the snapshot of the system at different times are similar.
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The term linear density is most often used when describing the characteristics of one-dimensional objects, although linear density can also be used to describe the density of a three-dimensional quantity along one particular dimension.
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