Science has many aspects that are case sensitive. A physicist will see kg and kG as two very different things. Sure, you could say that kg means k multiplied by the gravitational constant and then people will understand you. But I can also say "Dem peanut butter and 'mato sandwiches taste real good" and be understood. Understanding doesn't mean it's correct. Case sensitivity dictates a precision and strictness that good engineering requires. 2015 March 30, cc, “Snit, when you say cola trusts your views on 'pretty much any topic'...”, in comp.os.linux.advocacy (Usenet), archived from the original on 08 Oct 2025:
Yep, slightly on the damp side here but the furthest I'm dashing today is the greenhouse to pick some 'matoes. Hope all the sailors are safe. 2007 August 14, ~~Linda~~, “G.M.T. Tuesday 14th August 2007”, in uk.people.silversurfers (Usenet), archived from the original on 08 Oct 2025:
Mom got a little mad at me yesterday because I wanted to pick a 'mato that was way high and I made the whole plant fall down. 1995 October 6, Pam Lunsford, “WOOFCHAT: Re: Nick and Laika”, in rec.pets.dogs.misc (Usenet), archived from the original on 08 Oct 2025:
MAN they are good! We brought home a TON of tomatoes, it's going to be 'mato sandwiches for DAYS here! Yahooooooooooo! 2001 July 5, THLCCL, “What did you have”, in alt.wisdom (Usenet), archived from the original on 08 Oct 2025: