Sentence examples for ounce into from inspiring English sources
Ms. Guzman squirted three cubic centimeters of saline solution, one-tenth of an ounce, into the band, which holds 10 cubic centimeters.
After shutting off the heat and fans in the building, club members sent their ultra-light kites (a half ounce) into the air by moving their bodies to create the force that would keep them aloft.
In Mr. Gill's first successful experiment with bar-tailed godwits, he and his colleagues slipped a battery-powered model weighing just under an ounce into the abdominal cavity of the birds, which weigh about 12 ounces and have a wingspan of 30 inches.
It divides a pound into 12 ounces, an ounce into 8 drachms, and a drachm into 3 scruples or 60 grains.
Centuries later, the region around Salerno was the only exception to the rule that (except for skipping units that had regionally fallen out of use) the apothecaries' ounce was subdivided down to the scruple in exactly the same way as in the Roman system: It divided the ounce into 10 drachms.
Shops or midsize dealers then break down ounces into grams that are resold to crews in "packages" of 100 vials or gelcaps, each containing one milligram.
Since I was near my creaky front door, I squeezed a drop of 3-in-One oil ($3 for 4 ounces) into the top joint of each hinge and worked the hinges open and shut until they quieted.
The marketing division's efforts boiled down to one question, Putman said: "How can we drive more ounces into more bodies more often?" (In response to Putman's remarks, Coke said its goals have changed and that it now focuses on providing consumers with more low- or no-calorie products).
So, a non-abstract set theorist would first paraphrase "the gold weighs ten ounces" into "that set of gold atoms weighs ten ounces".
Military satellites make very similar demands on their power supplies, and put an even greater premium on small size and light weight, because launching superfluous ounces into orbit is astronomically expensive.
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