Weight
* Every weight has a center of gravity.
* Gain in Pregnancy.
* Indicates the weight of a package in pounds.
* Is The Mass
  - the weight of the case, without pallets, in a box
* More weight puts pressure on the bones and joints.
* Most weight affects friction
  - health
  - power
  - survival
  - has energy
* Most weight has gravitational energy
  - potential energy
* Most weight increases pressure
  - water absorption
  - leads to health problems
  - varies throughout years
* Some weight affects flight
  - has health benefits
  - helps diabetes
  - polysaccharides stimulate activities
* acts against lift and works in a downward direction.
  - wind, stability, and distance
* alone can vary by pounds from day to day.
* always acts downward toward the Earth.
* are usually numbers between zero and one.
* bearing on the legs and feet is important for someone in a wheelchair
  - physical activity is essential for normal skeletal development during childhood
* body appetite Herbal Diet Product weight, nettle the herbal supplement preventative.
* can appear to fluctuate due to alternating bingeing and fasting.
* can be a good indicator of ripe fruit
  - common household items
  - either more muscle, more fat, or both
  - fluctuate based on the dog's bone structure and diet history
  - shift as a car drives
  - when full of air, pump out air, weigh it again
* changes Changes in a diabetics' weight while they are sick sign of high blood sugar
  - a lot faster than height
* changes over same years
  - with gravity
* creates pressure.
* crucial factor in the cost of launching a spacecraft.
* decreases with age.
* depend on genetic background and food availability.
* depends on food availability and muscle mass gained from travel and hunting
  - the balance between energy taken in via the diet and energy expended
  - where they live and diet
* describes the amount of force that is acting an object due to gravity.
* determines how much energy is needed to be active.
* determining factor for proper use of any drug.
* differs from mass by a factor of a.
* downwards force caused by the Earth's gravity acting on the mass of the plane.
* enters the picture as a function of friction.
* factor as well as activity level
  - to consider both in and out of the water
* feels lighter because of weight transfer to the hip and lumbar.
* fluctuates for a variety of reasons, especially for women.
* force caused by gravity
  - the acceleration a mass is experiencing
  - on a mass due to gravity
  - that is always directed towards the center of the earth
  - which vector and has a magnitude and direction
* force, and it has a direction
  - pressure is force per unit area
  - it is the pull of Earth's gravity on an object
  - mass is the amount of matter
  - so it's measured in newtons
* function of gravity.
* gain Several trials have reported an association between intensive treatment and weight gain.
* great concern for many people
  - when backpacking
* has effects
  - significant effects
* have a tendency to get caught up in bottom debris.
* helps to compress the knee to keep it stable
  - store energy
* increases absorption
  - suddenly
  - with ages
* influences friction and inertia.
* is always an important factor in labor units.
* is an essential quality of every engine
  - important factor while flying any aircraft at high elevations
  - independent risk factor for insulin resistance and diabetes
  - issue that dominates women's lives
  - obvious measure of plant growth
  - artifacts
  - basically a function of calories in and calories out
  - but one factor that affects the voice
  - calculated by numbers
  - coefficients
  - commensurate with height
  - crucial in cycling
  - different from mass
  - directly proportional to cross-sectional area
  - equal to mass times the acceleration due to gravity at a given location
* is everything in an ocean rowing boat
  - climbing, and trikes are generally heavier than bikes
  - on an airplane
  - exactly equal to force or load, commonly measured in pounds
  - extremely important when backpacking
  - how big the force of gravity is that is acting on some object
  - importance
* is important for control and momentum
  - in life extension
  - in proportion to height and bone of the dog
* is in proportion to the height of the individual dog
  - overall size and structure
  - located in basements
  - measure in bulk
  - measured by displacement , which is the conventional means of measuring naval vessels
* is measured in newtons, the standard unit for force
  - while mass is in kg
  - units such as newtons or pounds
* is measured on a dry, fully rigged boat, excluding electronics, safety and personal gear
  - scale
* is measured using a spring balance
  - scales and weighing machines
  - with underwear but no shoes
  - monitored daily to determine fluid loss and reduction of weight
  - more connected to culture than it is to genes
* is one of the biggest factors to determine a small boat's performance
  - most important variables in tire selection
  - primary causes of the structural deterioration of stained glass windows
  - oppression
  - part of weight machines
  - physical properties
* is primarily a function of food volume and exercise
  - power consumption
  - probably the single most important factor in tractor pulling
* is proportional to mass but depends on location in the universe
  - proportionate to body volume, measured in three dimensions
  - sports equipment
  - the action of a force on a mass
* is the amount of force gravity exerts on an object
  - that an object weighs
  - attraction of gravity
  - barometer for health
  - best method to measure cheese for recipes
  - biggest factor in thread gage life
  - center and main focus of their life
  - cost center
* is the effect of gravity upon mass
  - the gravitational pull of the earth on the aircraft
  - expression of the force exerted by the earth on the mass of an object
  - finished weight of the craft from the manufacturer
  - focus of life
* is the force Earth's gravity exerts on an object
  - acting on an object due to gravity
  - by which an object is attracted by gravity
* is the force exerted by a mass due to the earth's gravitational pull
  - an object in a gravitational field
  - gravity on a unit mass
  - on the object by gravity
* is the force generated by gravity
  - mass when it is in a gravitational field
* is the force generated by the gravitational attraction of the earth on any object
  - gravitational attraction of the earth on the airplane
  - gravity exerts on the mass of the pilot and aircraft
* is the force of Earth's gravity acting on the paper plane
  - an object due to the earth s gravitational pull
* is the force of gravity acting on a mass
* is the force of gravity on a body
  - massive bodies, and form a very common load on a machine
  - pulling on a mass
  - on an object due to the gravitational pull of a planet or other heavenly body
* is the force that a gravitational field exerts on an object
  - gravity exerts on an object and so can vary from place to place
  - offsets lift
  - the mass experiences when in a gravitational field
* is the force with which a body is attracted to the Earth
  - an object is pulled toward the earth by gravity
  - body is attracted towards earth
* is the force with which gravity attracts a body at a given place
  - pulls on a mass
  - pulls on an object
  - force, gravity is the acceleration
  - gravitational force acting on a body mass
  - gravitional force exerted on a body but whatever planet etc
* is the measure of the Earth's gravitational attraction for matter
  - earth s attraction for a body
  - force of gravity on an object
* is the measure of the gravitational force between the object and the Earth
  - force on an object
  - measurement of gravitational force on the object's mass
* is the measurement of the effect that gravity has on an object
  - force of attraction between two bodies
  - measurment of the force of gravity on a mass
  - most sensitive indicator of nutritional status
  - name for the force of gravity
  - net gravitational force of attraction acting on the mass of an object
  - overall 'weight' of the glyph in the line
  - primary defining factor for trucks
  - product of an object's mass and the acceleration due to gravity
* is the pull of gravity on an object
  - single biggest factor that affects a planing boat's performance
  - term used for the magnitude of the force of gravity acting on an object
  - to be in proportion to height
  - used for exercises
  - vital when holding the rod up for extended periods of time
* key performance factor in climbing.
* major cause, as it puts more pressure on the feet.
* measure of force, specifically the force mass causes in the gravity of the earth
  - mass based on how much gravity there is
  - the downward force gravity exerts on an object
* measure of the force of attraction of the earth acting on an object
  - gravity pulling on an object
  - on the object caused by a gravitational field
  - or attraction of gravity on an object
* measure that the proper volume of ink has been injected
  - inkjet ink has been injected
* measurement of gravity's effect on mass
  - the gravitational force acting on an object
* measures at kgs.
* metal block, which has a chain with a handle attached to on it.
* more accurate indicator of solid foods intake than is volume.
* negative thing for arthritis.
* problem in the design of any flying machine.
* product of gravity and mass.
* provides resistance.
* pulling good chance to socialize the dogs and get out for a good time with friends
  - is an introverted activity as is tracking
* ranges from grams
* ratio relative to the center of the family
* refers to the force of gravity exerted on the object.
* reflects variation.
* significant factor for serious cyclists
  - in aircraft
* simply measures the pull of gravity.
* takes time to gain, and it takes time to lose.
* tends to be an indicator of functionality
  - remain stable over the long term and people seem to have a homeostatic set point
* varies according to size
  - because of plant fiber structure and density
  - depending on a person's body structure, gender, age, and activity level
  - with season, gender, age and health of an individual
* vary with sex and season, with males being heavier than females.
* vector and a force
  - quantity, giving the gravitational force that acts downwards on a mass
* vital condition for our life to go normally.
* works in reverse when shrinking.
+ Mass versus weight: Matter :: Physics
  * In the physical sciences, 'mass and weight' are different. The mass of an object is a measure of the amount of matter in the object. Weight is a measure of the force on the object caused by a gravitational field. In other words, weight is how hard gravity pulls on an object.
  * Mass is measured in kilograms or pounds. A one-litre volume of water has a mass of one kilogram. Weight is measured in newtons, the standard unit for force. A one-kilogram mass placed on a bench presses down on the bench with almost ten newtons of force.