Sentence examples for weighs precisely from inspiring English sources

As its name suggests, it weighs, precisely and always, by definition, one kilogram.

The new novel by Donna Tartt, The Little Friend, weighs precisely one kilogram.

Oddly, given the precision necessary in patisserie (every ingredient, including liquids, must be weighed precisely) there are two quite distinct ways of making a macaron.

In particular, the recommendation that birth announcements weigh precisely 335 grams struck Mr. Engel as excessively persnickety.

So much has changed in baseball that, drugs or not, no current player's performance can be weighed precisely against Roger Maris's (or Babe Ruth's).

An international coalition of metrological laboratories known as the Avogadro Project has produced silicon spheres of near-perfect purity and crystal structure, each weighing precisely one kilogram.

Each of this Maine-based sculptor's three projects is made of king-size nails welded together and calculated to weigh precisely one ton.

The calculations also depend crucially on the mass of the top quark, the heaviest known elementary particle, as well as the Higgs, neither of which have been weighed precisely enough yet to determine the fate of the universe.

Assuming all the reciprocating parts in an engine are machined so as to weigh precisely the same, and the firing order is arranged so that every piston at the top of its stroke is matched by a corresponding one at the bottom, then the primary inertial forces caused by the pistons changing direction at the top and bottom of their reciprocating motion can be made to balance one another.

The reagent powders were weighed precisely according to their molecular weight.

An aliquot (0.5 g) was weighed precisely and refluxed with 10 ml of 70% ethanol for 30 min at 60°C, and finally made to a volume of 10 ml using 70% ethanol.