weighing scale

In addition to all this, now is the time to buy your new weighing scales.

Weighing scales are fine as a guide once a week.

We made it to the weighing scales with two minutes to spare.

A weighing scale is used to weigh the bird and its food.

Ten minutes later it was released, a 15-pounder according to the weighing scales on the net.

A part of this is symbolized by a weighing scale and represents justice.

It repeats the same operation until the edges of the weighing scale meet.

This message conveys the weight from the weighing scales to the manager.

You have to buy a diary, graph paper and, possibly, weighing scales.

In 2001, he was convicted for having weighing scales which had only imperial measurements.

Weighing scales are rarely found in student kitchens, so I made this the standard measure.

Fine weighing scales were used to monitor the authenticity and value of coins.

Over the years, it gets more intelligent and complicated than conventional weighing scales.

I don't know what sort of weighing scale you've found to make one child heavier than all that.'

You can't hang beauty on a weighing scale, nor hold up a tape measure to grace.

Her attributes are a weighing scale and a sword.

In addition to farming, his father sold weighing scales; the family's financial circumstances were modest.

He was thinking of a set of weighing scales.

One more interesting thing is the weighing scale which shows our weight on all of the planets and also gives print-out.

The analogy often presented is a weighing scale, balance, seesaw, or the like.

Many weighing scales may be regarded as simple gravimeters.

A useful analogy for understanding this rationale is to consider objects measured on a weighing scale.

Traditionally, the seed packaging industry packed seeds by weight using weighing scales.

Currently, it is emerging as an assembling hub for electronic weighing scales.

Terraillon adapted the skills used in clock-making to design kitchen weighing scales.