| weights and measures |
This information is presented in Appendix E: Weights and Measures and includes mathematical notations (mathematical powers and names), metric interrelationships (prefix; symbol; length, weight, or capacity; area; volume), and standard conversion factors.
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| weight |
The average weight per cubic foot. The larger the number the denser and, generally, the harder the wood is. The denser the wood the more brittle it becomes, making it harder to bend and carve. Advantages to hard woods are that finer detail can be achieved and the wood can be polished to an ultra smooth finish. Balsa has a weight of 8, Oak is about 45 and Ebony weights in at 80
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| weighting |
The adjustment of sample results to account for sampling procedures and possible sample biases caused by non-cooperation and incomplete data. Weighting assumes that universe estimates are available from the US Census Bureau or elsewhere.
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| weighting |
Refers to the percentages given to parts of the assessed work eg 20% coursework, 80% examination.
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| weighting |
The relative proportion of each of a group of securities or asset classes within a single investment portfolio.
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