Sentence examples for weight of a standard from inspiring English sources

About one fourth of the weight of a standard automobile tire is carbon black.

This change indicated that there were small errors in the previously accepted atomic weights of several of the elements and large errors for several others, for which wrong multiples of the combining weights had been used as atomic weights (the combining weight being that weight of an element that combines with a given weight of a standard).

Just a fraction of the weight of a standard combustion engine (<200lbs).

While some scientists claim that chocolate can contain 500 mg of polyphenols per 100g of chocolate (the weight of a standard candy bar found in stores), there is question if the chocolate we buy in stores reaches this level.

The radar unit, for instance, will have to weigh less than twenty-five grams (the approximate weight of a standard AA battery), which Sarabandi readily acknowledges, "is science fiction".

Because at any given point on Earth the weight of an object is proportional to its mass, the mass of an object in kilograms is usually measured by comparing its weight to the weight of a standard mass, whose mass is known in kilograms, using a device called a weighing scale.

Like me, many sag under the weight of a standard-issue flak jacket".

("Hundreds of little Davids to the overstuffed American Goliaths training them... Like me, many sag under the weight of a standard-issue flak jacket").. So, honestly, who could blame her for finally seeking out a little time in Norway, a country that just took first place in the annual World Happiness Report of the U.N.'s Sustainable Development Solutions Network?

During necropsy, the organs were examined macroscopically and weights of a standard set of tissues (Table 2) were measured, to the nearest mg, prior to fixation.

In the present study, a simple approach to study the weight loss of a standard hard sugar candy after 3 minutes of passive incubation between tongue dorsum and palate was tested.

He proposed further that the "measure of capacity" (base unit of volume) should be defined as a cubic standard and that the "measure of weight" (base unit of weight [mass]) should be the weight of a cubic standard of rainwater.