The phrase "cut weight" is grammatically correct and used in both spoken and written English, especially in sports and fitness contexts.
It means to lose excess body mass or to reduce one's weight for a specific purpose, such as making a certain weight class in a boxing match or preparing for a bodybuilding competition. Example: "The wrestler had to cut weight before the tournament in order to compete in his desired weight category."
Be loaded down by inessential gear is not an option for a mountain-climber and mountaineers are always looking for ways to cut weight without cutting corners on safety.
While costly, alternatives to steel can radically cut weight.
(Cyborg says she used the substance unwittingly, as part of her effort to cut weight, and she points out that she hasn't failed any other drug tests).
Carbon-fibre parts have the most potential to cut weight, but they are harder to recycle than steel and more time-consuming to make.
Rather than radically new power plants, like hybrids, or wholesale substitution of materials, like carbon fiber for steel, smarter software can cut weight, Altair said.
However, some scientists have failed to replicate the initial findings, which suggested that PYY3-36 cut cut weight by 20% in rats.
First step: Assigning priorities to the pieces to be cut (weights).
Sobral held an informational flier passed out by California State Athletic Commission executive director Andy Foster entitled, The Dangers of Cutting Weight and Dehydrating.
By virtue of a design that minimizes aerodynamic drag and cuts weight to less than 1,300 pounds, it is able to go roughly as fast as cars that have twice as much horsepower and use twice as much fuel.
Cutting weight and depth, as the case depicted in these photos appears to do, would be a good move in terms of giving reviewers something to crow about with a new iPad launch.
Is it a means to regain control over excessive eating by using self-management skills or, in contrast, is it intended as a short-cut weight management strategy (purging via glycosuria)?
