-
referred to, non-technically, as "
weights".
Since any
variations in
gravity will act
equally on the
unknown and the
known weights, a lever-balance will indicate...
-
Weight is a
measurement of the
gravitational force acting on an object.
Weight may also
refer to:
Weight (surname)
Weight, the
pressure a
pianist applies...
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standardized between different sanctioning bodies,
although the
cutoff weights are.
These weights are
specified in pounds,
reflecting the
historic dominance of...
- "The
Weight" is an
original song by the Canadian-American
group the Band that was
released as a
single in 1968 and on the group's
debut album Music from...
-
units first defined in the
British Weights and
Measures Act 1824 and
continued to be
developed through a
series of
Weights and
Measures Acts and amendments...
-
weight is a
system of
units of m**** that
originated in 15th-century England, and is
primarily used in the
precious metals industry. The Troy
weights are...
-
Weight loss, in the
context of medicine, health, or
physical fitness,
refers to a
reduction of the
total body m****, by a mean loss of fluid, body fat (adipose...
- (1901)".
General Conference on
Weights and Measures.
Retrieved 11
October 2012. "The
World Factbook,
References -
Weights and Measures".
Central Intelligence...
- trade,
weights and
measures is
often a
subject of
governmental regulation, to
ensure fairness and transparency. The
International Bureau of
Weights and Measures...
- 2012. "Truck
Weights and Highways" (PDF).
South Dakota Department of Transport.
Retrieved 25
April 2012. "Guidelines on
Maximum Weights…Criteria (EU)"...
