- weight, the
weight per unit
volume of a
material In
underwater diving, a
dense object used for
ballast in a
diving weighting system Balance weights, part of...
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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...
- "The
Weight" is a 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 Big Pink...
- 2012. "Truck
Weights and Highways" (PDF).
South Dakota Department of Transport.
Retrieved 25
April 2012. "Guidelines on
Maximum Weights...Criteria (EU)"...
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Weight classes are
divisions of
competition used to
match competitors against others of
their own size.
Weight classes are used in a
variety of sports...
- Club. Rous
experimented with
weights until he
arrived at a
relationship between age and maturity,
expressed in
terms of
weight. His
original scale has undergone...
- Troy
weights were
first used in
England in the 15th
century and were made
official for gold and
silver in 1527. The
British Imperial system of
weights and...
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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...
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Weight Watchers or WW may
refer to:
Weight Watchers (diet), a
comprehensive weight loss
program and diet WW International, the
company producing the Weight...
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weights. The set of all g {\displaystyle {\mathfrak {g}}} -integral
weights is a
lattice in h 0 {\displaystyle {\mathfrak {h}}_{0}}
called the
weight...