Sentence examples for weight of silver from inspiring English sources

The pound sterling's origins go back to Anglo-Saxon times, when a pound weight of silver was coined into 240 pennies.

6. Weighing: the remnant of gold is weighed and subtracted from the gold-silver bead weight to give the weight of silver.

She has pored through Victorian explorers' accounts of trips to Turkmenistan, observing how women among the nomads balanced the weight of silver on their heads and backs and "produced the sound of ringing bells as they moved".

In Eshu (Autumn/Winter 2000), named after a mischievous spirit in the Yoruba religion, he devised a silver mouthpiece, designed to look like tribal jewellery, worn by a model whose ears drooped under the weight of silver hoops as big as dinner plates.

Economic conditions had been irreversibly altered by conquest; the magnitude of conspicuous consumption is suggested by a senatorial decree of 161 that restricted the weight of silver tableware in a banquet to 100 pounds—10 times the weight for which Publius Cornelius Rufinus was punished in 275.

If m is the mass of silver lost from the anode and A the atomic weight of silver, then the Faraday constant is given by: F = \frac{A_{\rm r}M_{\rm u}It}{m}.

This is the small addition the Brookhaven experiments may have seen, like the difference in the amounts of water displaced by equal weights of silver and gold in Archimedes' measurement.

An amount of silver ions was calculated based on the ratio of atomic weights of silver chloride, which is ca. 75.26% by weight.

Despite the hepatotoxicity of MC, the body weights of silver carp increase very fast in bodies of water that are full of MCs.

Tertiary coatings are reported as weight% of silver in the coating.

Mr. Penney said this was being reflected in auction rooms, where some watch dealers now state the weight of their silver watches along with their gold ones.