weight|weights in English

noun

[weɪt]

heaviness, amount something weighs; unit of weight or mass; object which weighs a given amount and is used in weightlifting; heavy physical load; mental burden, pressure; importance, influence

Use "weight|weights" in a sentence

1. Using error weights determine the actual indicated weight.

2. Using small weights and break points determine the actual weight to 0.1d. Record this weight, remove the weights, zero the scale and repeat until you have recorded 8 weights for the standards.

3. Using small error weights and break points determine the actual weight to 0.1d. Record this weight, remove the weights, zero the scale and repeat until you have recorded 8 weights for the standards.

4. Using small error weights and break points determine the actual weight to 0.1d. Record this weight, zero the scale and repeat until you have recorded 5 weights for the standards.

5. Systems of weighing automated, Weights stationary platform electronic, Scales crane electronic, Automobile balance, Weights for cattle weighing, Weight batchers, Weights for railroad cars, Lashes, chains, fastening cables for transport containers, Balance.

6. Avoirdupois weight, traditional system of weight in the British Imperial System and the United States Customary System of weights and measures

7. In 1907, the General Conference on Weights and Measures standardized the Carat weight at 200mg

8. Approximately 4 unit weights of concentrate are required to produce 1 unit weight of blister copper.

9. Then we increase the weight if the bucket step by step by adding little metal weights.

10. Spleen and paired adrenal weights increased similarly; however, they were not significantly different when corrected for body weight.

11. With weight belt, ankle weights and all the rest of the clobber, I struggled to remember the buddy checks.

12. The suggestions of heaviness, reference to lead weights, and the body sinking down under this weight continue throughout the procedure.

13. ESubsea is a Clump weight supplier that design, manufacture and deliver fully certified Clumps weights for ready for subsea deployment

14. Each little Counterweight weights 10g, the mount clamp weights 24g

15. In math, the Customary system can be defined as a set of weights and measures used for measuring length, weight, capacity and temperature.

16. Corduroy can be found in a variety of weights - lightweight for shirts and childrenswear and medium-heavy weight for pants, jackets, skirts and dresses.

17. Barognosis, or Baresthesia, is the ability to evaluate the weight of objects, or to differentiate objects of different weights, by holding or lifting them

18. The second luminance signal includes second weights different from the predetermined weights.

19. A traditional font with a contemporary feel, The Blanch typeface family is comprised of 6 weights; 3 condensed weights and 3 caps weights.

20. More generally, arbitrary positive weights can be assigned to Acceptors; in that case, a Quorum can be defined as any subset of Acceptors with the summary weight greater than half of the total weight of all Acceptors.

21. At terminal sacrifice, the absolute liver and heart weights were elevated in females exposed to 30 ppm, but body weight was comparable to that in controls.

22. An ordinance regulating weights and measures and the weights and prices of articles of consumption .

23. Oft repeated exercise with lighter weights is much more advantageous than when heavy weights are used.

24. Avoirdupois measurements are used for coarse dry weights such as grain, flour, sugar, tea, etc., and are the units of weight you likely learned about in school

25. Gaussian Quadrature Weights and Abscissae