The phrase "metric weight" is correct and can be used in written English.
It refers to a unit of measurement for weight in the metric system. Example: The recipe calls for 250 grams of flour, so I need to convert the flour's imperial weight to its equivalent metric weight.
And France, with its patriotic fervour, metric weight system, and instinctive mistrust of Americanism, makes sure its quarter-pounder "Royale with Cheese" is made from French beef.
It is an elaborate set of nesting weight pieces, with a total metric weight of 12.238 kg.
P-values were interpreted in Fisher's sense, representing the metric weight of evidence against the respective null hypothesis of no effect, and were considered noticeable in case P⩽0.05 and highly noticeable in case P⩽0.01.
All the recipes are in metric weights, the easiest and most exact way of measuring.
British market traders have been prosecuted for failing to introduce metric weights and measures, as required by EU law.
Consider, for example, Alastaire Riy, a butcher and purveyor of venison on Main Street in Battle whose customers are so committed to their tradition that they would prefer to buy his chops and sausages in the pounds and ounces of the past, not the metric weights of the present.
We use the term metric graph for a complete graph with metric weights.
What blog visitors get out of it is the ability to tweak the number of servings, switch between U.S. or Metric weights info pop-ups about the food.
Table 3 Metric weights Weights 2S 1S w B 5.0 2.0 w L 5.0 5.0 w C 1.5 1.2 Weights for the 1S and 2S test data.
Metric weights and measures were destroyed by peasants, and land and tax records were burned.
It is most convenient to compare the various local weight standards by the metric weights of their ounces.
