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Units

cu29_units::si::momentum

Enum Units 

#[non_exhaustive]
pub enum Units {

Show 49 variants    yottagram_meter_per_second,
    zettagram_meter_per_second,
    exagram_meter_per_second,
    petagram_meter_per_second,
    teragram_meter_per_second,
    gigagram_meter_per_second,
    megagram_meter_per_second,
    kilogram_meter_per_second,
    hectogram_meter_per_second,
    decagram_meter_per_second,
    gram_meter_per_second,
    decigram_meter_per_second,
    centigram_meter_per_second,
    milligram_meter_per_second,
    microgram_meter_per_second,
    nanogram_meter_per_second,
    picogram_meter_per_second,
    femtogram_meter_per_second,
    attogram_meter_per_second,
    zeptogram_meter_per_second,
    yoctogram_meter_per_second,
    kilogram_yottameter_per_second,
    kilogram_zettameter_per_second,
    kilogram_exameter_per_second,
    kilogram_petameter_per_second,
    kilogram_terameter_per_second,
    kilogram_gigameter_per_second,
    kilogram_megameter_per_second,
    kilogram_kilometer_per_second,
    kilogram_hectometer_per_second,
    kilogram_decameter_per_second,
    kilogram_decimeter_per_second,
    kilogram_centimeter_per_second,
    kilogram_millimeter_per_second,
    kilogram_micrometer_per_second,
    kilogram_nanometer_per_second,
    kilogram_picometer_per_second,
    kilogram_femtometer_per_second,
    kilogram_attometer_per_second,
    kilogram_zeptometer_per_second,
    kilogram_yoctometer_per_second,
    ton_meter_per_second,
    kilogram_meter_per_minute,
    kilogram_meter_per_hour,
    kilogram_meter_per_day,
    slug_foot_per_second,
    slug_inch_per_second,
    pound_foot_per_second,
    pound_inch_per_second,

}
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Unit enum.

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This enum is marked as non-exhaustive
Non-exhaustive enums could have additional variants added in future. Therefore, when matching against variants of non-exhaustive enums, an extra wildcard arm must be added to account for any future variants.
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yottagram_meter_per_second

yottagram meters per second

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zettagram_meter_per_second

zettagram meters per second

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exagram_meter_per_second

exagram meters per second

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petagram_meter_per_second

petagram meters per second

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teragram_meter_per_second

teragram meters per second

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gigagram_meter_per_second

gigagram meters per second

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megagram_meter_per_second

megagram meters per second

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kilogram_meter_per_second

kilogram meters per second

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hectogram_meter_per_second

hectogram meters per second

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decagram_meter_per_second

decagram meters per second

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gram_meter_per_second

gram meters per second

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decigram_meter_per_second

decigram meters per second

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centigram_meter_per_second

centigram meters per second

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milligram_meter_per_second

milligram meters per second

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microgram_meter_per_second

microgram meters per second

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nanogram_meter_per_second

nanogram meters per second

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picogram_meter_per_second

picogram meters per second

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femtogram_meter_per_second

femtogram meters per second

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attogram_meter_per_second

attogram meters per second

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zeptogram_meter_per_second

zeptogram meters per second

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yoctogram_meter_per_second

yoctogram meters per second

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kilogram_yottameter_per_second

kilogram yottameters per second

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kilogram_zettameter_per_second

kilogram zettameters per second

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kilogram_exameter_per_second

kilogram exameters per second

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kilogram_petameter_per_second

kilogram petameters per second

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kilogram_terameter_per_second

kilogram terameters per second

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kilogram_gigameter_per_second

kilogram gigameters per second

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kilogram_megameter_per_second

kilogram megameters per second

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kilogram_kilometer_per_second

kilogram kilometers per second

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kilogram_hectometer_per_second

kilogram hectometers per second

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kilogram_decameter_per_second

kilogram decameters per second

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kilogram_decimeter_per_second

kilogram decimeters per second

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kilogram_centimeter_per_second

kilogram centimeters per second

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kilogram_millimeter_per_second

kilogram millimeters per second

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kilogram_micrometer_per_second

kilogram micrometers per second

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kilogram_nanometer_per_second

kilogram nanometers per second

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kilogram_picometer_per_second

kilogram picometers per second

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kilogram_femtometer_per_second

kilogram femtometers per second

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kilogram_attometer_per_second

kilogram attometers per second

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kilogram_zeptometer_per_second

kilogram zeptometers per second

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kilogram_yoctometer_per_second

kilogram yoctometers per second

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ton_meter_per_second

ton meters per second

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kilogram_meter_per_minute

kilogram meters per minute

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kilogram_meter_per_hour

kilogram meters per hour

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kilogram_meter_per_day

kilogram meters per day

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slug_foot_per_second

slug feet per second

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slug_inch_per_second

slug inches per second

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pound_foot_per_second

pound feet per second

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pound_inch_per_second

pound inches per second

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impl Units

pub fn abbreviation(&self) -> &'static str

Unit abbreviation.

pub fn singular(&self) -> &'static str

Unit singular description.

pub fn plural(&self) -> &'static str

Unit plural description.

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impl Clone for Units

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fn clone(&self) -> Units

Returns a duplicate of the value. Read more
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fn clone_from(&mut self, source: &Self)

Performs copy-assignment from source. Read more
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impl Debug for Units

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fn fmt(&self, f: &mut Formatter<'_>) -> Result<(), Error>

Formats the value using the given formatter. Read more
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impl Copy for Units

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impl Freeze for Units

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impl RefUnwindSafe for Units

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impl Send for Units

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impl Sync for Units

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impl Unpin for Units

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impl UnsafeUnpin for Units

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impl UnwindSafe for Units

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fn type_id(&self) -> TypeId

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fn borrow(&self) -> &T

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fn borrow_mut(&mut self) -> &mut T

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unsafe fn clone_to_uninit(&self, dest: *mut u8)

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