gm
- noun
- /dʒiː ɛm/
- We need to measure the weight of the fish in gm for the competition.
Examples
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The package contains 500 gm of rice per bag.
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So C is equal to two GM over R to the one half power.
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Is equal to GM over the distance.
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Given the trend towards more fuel-efficient cars, GM must show it can profit from smaller models.
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According to Smith, GM began to make plants more standardized and flexible years before Ford.
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By 2008, the year before GM declared bankruptcy, it was down to 92,000.
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Now, after decades of wrestling with manufacturing issues, GM has righted itself.
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GM's spokesman, Dave Barthmuss, has worked for GM for nearly 10 years.
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Art Schwartz, who rose to become GM's general director of labor relations, recalls one incident from 1986.
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Like a classic tragedy, GM's fall involved success and a fatal flaw: arrogance.
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Etymology
Gm is short for gram, from a Greek word that means 'small weight'. That's why a gram is a very small measure and one gram is one 'thousandth' of a kilogram, because kilo- means 'thousand'.