- The
weighing of
souls (Ancient Gr****: psychostasia) is a
religious motif in
which a person's life is ****essed by
weighing their soul (or some
other part...
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Multihead weigher Nutrition scale On-board scale, an on-vehicle
truck scale Themis Weigh house -
historic public building for the
weighing of
goods Weigh lock...
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Weigh anchor is a
nautical term
indicating the
final preparation of a sea
vessel for
getting underway.
Weighing anchor literally means raising the anchor...
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later weigh-in, the
fighter must
weigh no more than 10
pounds (4.5 kg)
above the
weight limit for the fight. If a
boxer skips the
morning weigh-in, or...
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sometimes used as a
reagent used in
organic synthesis as a
conveniently weighable,
solid source of bromine. The
compound is
prepared by
treatment of solid...
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everyday use, the term "weight" is
usually used to mean m****, and the verb "to
weigh"
means "to
determine the m**** of" or "to have a m**** of". Used in this sense...
- A
weigh station is a
checkpoint along a
highway to
inspect vehicular weights and
safety compliance criteria. Usually,
trucks and
commercial vehicles are...
- Look up
weigh in Wiktionary, the free dictionary. To
weigh something is to
measure its weight.
Weigh may also
refer to:
Weigh anchor, the
process of raising...
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Hydrostatic weighing, also
referred to as
underwater weighing,
hydrostatic body
composition analysis and hydrodensitometry, is a
technique for measuring...
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outside the
tolerance are
taken out of line automatically. A
checkweigher can
weigh in
excess of 500
items per
minute (depending on
carton size and accuracy...
