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Discover LudwigThe phrase "a small weight" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to refer to any object or burden that is of a small size or light in weight. For example, you could say: "I had to carry a small weight up the hill."
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One end of the center line has a snap onto which you'll attach a small weight, diamond jig, or other weighted lure.
A small weight loss, detected by isothermal TG analysis confirmed the H2 effusion.
Researchers speculate that this habit allows people to detect a small weight gain and take action before the problem escalates.
When the SNR is high, GMAPA adopts a small weight to prevent overcompensations that may result in speech distortions.
The track facility is also equipped with a large indoor field used for large-scale events, as well as a small weight training center.
"You use an unequal-armed balance, with a small weight on the long arm and the meat on the short arm".
He suited me up in a mask and fins, a small weight belt and child-size air tanks and gently introduced me to a whole new universe.
Also, since so many calories are excreted through the urine, dapagliflozin causes a small weight loss while many other diabetes drugs cause weight gains.
Properly designed buffered particle dampers can effectively reduce the response of lightly damped mdof primary system with a small weight penalty, under different dynamic loads.
To prevent test work from dominating regular work, either use the -allapps feeder option (and give the test app a small weight) or make a work generator for the test app that maintains only a small number of unsent results.
Buckle Up (4.10) caught the eye behind Private Passion at Kempton and, with a small weight pull, makes some appeal at more than twice the odds of the favourite.
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