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I would say: 'zero_Celsius' is a synonym (or alias) for 'si::ice_point' and not a (derived) kind of a 'si::ice_point'. (I have to ask: Is Kelvin a Temperature-Distance? `zero_Celsius - si::ice_point...

Hi Sébastien, Hi TridentTD, First of all, big thanks for the friendly C++ packaging of SQLite. I am enjoying this. Is there any progress on this? I would like to...

Is `zero_point_origin` a pleonasm? Wouldn't `origin` or `zero_point` do the job? I probably don't understand what it's all about again :-).

> that'd also be "one point" and "two point" In German, 'Nullpunkt' is the point at which the scale has the value 0.0. leo.org translates 'Nullpunkt' into English as 'zero',...

Perhaps each vectorial quantity should be named '..._vector'. So 'displacement_vector' instead of 'displacement' and 'velocity_vector' instead of 'velocity'? 'speed = norm(velocity_vector)' is perhaps more natural than 'speed = norm(velocity)'.

What exactly does the arrow in the tree represent? If an arrow means 'The lower is a specialized form of the upper'? A specialization, I think, does not change the...

The term 'distance_traveled' reminds me a lot of 'path_length'. Why is 'distance' a specialization of 'path_length'? Or what is 'path_length' good for? Can we delete the old 'path_length' and introduce...

Many thanks for the patient discussion. With '_Every radial_distance_ [vector] _is_ [a scalar] _distance._' (or '_Every_ [position_vector is a scalar] _radial_distance is_ [a scalar] _distance._' ?) I have to get...

In my humble opinion: a) If square brackets are used, they should cover the entire unit. b) Whether with or without square brackets should be a formatting option. For example:...

I'm used to handle 6 degree of freedom (3 distances & 3 orientaton angles) in a 3D carthesian world, hence I'm often use 6D-vectors. E.G. for 'locations' ([m],[m],[m],[rad],[rad],[rad]) and for...