Sentence examples for standard weighing from inspiring English sources

The results predicted by the microwave technique are compared with that determined by standard weighing method.

The H∞ controller based on standard weighing functions is not robustly performant for the considered range of load changes.

Height was recorded in metres, and weight in kilograms using a standard weighing machine at all visits.

Daily PM2.5 mass concentrations were determined by standard weighing procedures before and after the sample collection (Wu et al. 2010).

Weight was measured to the nearest 100 grams using a standard weighing scale, and length was measured to the nearest 0.1 cm in a recumbent position using an infantometer.

7 Growth was measured using standardised equipment, including the Leicester height measure, standard weighing scales (Salter, model 918) and a Lass-o tape measure for head and arm circumference, and referred to UK Child Growth Foundation Standards 12 or WHO standards for mid upper arm circumference.

The sacks of raw wool, which were medieval England's principal export, weighed 26 stones, or 364 pounds; large standards, weighing 91 pounds, or one-fourth a sack, were employed in wool weighing.

Obsidian samples and standards, weighing about 0.5 g, put in nuclear-grade polyethene cylinders (Kartell, Milan, Italy), were irradiated in the rotatory rack "Lazy Susan" of the TRIGA Mark II RC-1 reactor (1 MW power) of the ENEA-Casaccia Laboratories uneutronneutron flux of 2.6 × 1012 n cm−2 s−1.

This pound was brought to Britain and other provinces where it became the standard for weighing gold and silver and for use in all commercial transactions.

The appeals judges also defined a standard for weighing competitive harm against consumer benefits in deciding whether a product-bundling decision of a monopolist, like Microsoft, should be permitted.

The nanosatellite is based on the Cubesat standard architecture, weighing about 1 kg for 1-L volume.