:-) Very close minded  … Really !I disagree. The word in Canada is spelled “centre” PERIOD, END OF STORY. )I’m curious at your comment that dictionaries are historical. Designed by CreativeWorks. Often ill spell it color but its always centre for meWhat’s wrong with spelling the word like it’s pronounced. Copyright © Coolbaugh Township, 2018. The Work Session for August 4, 2020 has been canceled and the regular meeting will begin at 6:00 pm.Planning Commission meeting scheduled for August 10, 2020 will be held in the Pocono Mountain Public Library to insure the safety of the public and to comply with the CDCPlanning Commission meeting scheduled for August 10, 2020 will be held in the Pocono Mountain Public Library to insure the safety of the public and to comply with the CDC Social Distancing Guidelines.Short Term Rental Ordinance Public Hearing and Regular Meeting will be held in the Municipal Center Complex Parking Lot to insure the safety of the public and to comply withShort Term Rental Ordinance Public Hearing and Regular Meeting will be held in the Municipal Center Complex Parking Lot to insure the safety of the public and to comply with the CDC Social Distancing Guidelines.Budget Work Session will be held at the Pocono Mountain Public Library. You see the steep increase in occurrence up to 2000 – this mirrors word processing adoption. On this page you will find the forms which you need to conduct business with Coolbaugh Township. We searched through a range of British publications and found “center” used only in reference to American things, and “centre” is used everywhere else. YouTube Video Link is at Bottom of Page. But it’s your logic that’s the problem: because the metric system is a French invention (a rather simplistic way of putting it), everyone has to use the French words? It also explains the ‘tre’ spelling versus phonetic ‘ter’. If all follow that rule it is easy. However, Firefox does show it as an error.Yes! This is my the word was changed to center but it remained central, centric, metric, and fibrous because the “tr” cluster is heard in the adjectives but not in the nouns. We presume you’re talking about U.K. English (though we’ve heard similar suggestions about Canadian English). Other Copyrights/Trademarks may apply. This means you now have two divergent rules for the word and its extensions. The center of mass is a useful reference point for calculations in mechanics that involve masses distributed in space, such as the linear and angular momentum of planetary bodies and rigid body dynamics. It was invented in Britain a long time ago and given it’s highly appropriate name.
Beware that in dialogue the same thing could be referred to both ways. The two terms are interchangeable. Being Canadian, I immediately reversed my preference and have never looked back.Although “center” is preferred in American English, there is a consistency problem.For example, we should use “centeral” instead of “central”; “centeralfugation” instead of “centrifugation”, “centeralfuge” instead of “centrifuge”, “centeralfugation” instead of “centrifugation”, “centeralfugal” instead of “centrifugal”, “centeric” instead of “centric”.No, the American use of center, liter, meter, and fiber has to do with make the orthography match the pronunciation of the word. I was never taught a difference when I was in school. “Center” is used to denote institutions, shops or buildings where people can find things they want eg. Masks will be required to enter the building.Budget Work Session will be held at the Pocono Mountain Public Library. About Arthritis Center of NE Pennsylvania. The Township is 88.3 square miles, or 56,512 acres, with approximately 70 miles of township roads. 5520 Municipal Drive Tobyhanna PA 18466 “Center” is the American spelling, and that’s the way it’s viewed.
I am a more careful writer than that.…the English language is full of superfluous letters, though, regardless of what version you’re using. and descriptive (i.e. The sudden decline is when Windows shipped with regional dictionaries that worked. Building Permit- Bureau Veritas Regional language settings were available since Win95 but resisted the users attempts to actually apply them in a sensible way until WinXP.I live in the US and my language is set to English (U.S.) so I just typed “centre” into MS Word – no error. I accept that both are used interchangeably and am not an advocate of sticking to historical spellings for the sake of it but I disagree that using center makes overall usage simpler when words like centrifuge and central retain that ‘tr’ ordering even in US. I have NEVER seen it done the way you describe. shed, deck, patio, pool