Sentence examples for weight of well from inspiring English sources

Does a brick see itself as a mini-Atlas, with the weight of — well, maybe not the whole world, but several hundred pounds on his shoulders?

It was also shown that a 2% by weight of well dispersed TiO2 nanoparticles within the HDPE matrix induces a more homogeneous crystallization leading to denser spherulites with thicker lamellae.

Hardly the traditional campaign bus on the lines of John McCain's Straight Talk Express, which groaned under the weight of well-buttered-up hacks.

Around 25 numbers having around 30 g of total weight of well-grown matured worms (E. foetida) of approximately equal length were applied cold stress by keeping them in chilled conditions, in ice cubes in beaker at −5 °C for 3 4 min.

Serial body weights of well, term, breast fed infants who were attending for routine follow up, were recorded at the Shoklo Malaria Research Unit clinic in Maela Camp for displaced persons on the Thailand Myanmar border.

Twice as dense as water and far more dense than the hydrocarbons coming up the well, the weight of a well full of drilling mud would more than balance the force of fluids trying to rise from the well bottom.

The Syrian Air Force's introduction of these weapons raises an obvious question: Why? Syria's military aircraft have been documented dropping several types and weights of well-known Russian-made air-delivered ordnance, including unguided free-fall bombs and Soviet-era canisters containing cluster bombs.

You'd lost weight, of course — well, you would.

(w_{j}) is the weight of jth well log.

You must stand on the pegs, pivoting the weight of your well-fed frame off the bike, which would otherwise sink if you sat.

And even if the data are messier than this figure suggests, it is not unreasonable to suppose that the vast weight of grammatically well-formed utterances would easily swamp any residual noise.