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Definition of Scalepan
1. a pan on a weighing scale [n -S]
Lexicographical Neighbors of Scalepan
Literary usage of Scalepan
Below you will find example usage of this term as found in modern and/or classical literature:
1. Physical Laboratory Guide by Frederick Condit Reeve (1912)
"... of scales for such an instrument to read in the Metric system, or vice versa.
EXPERIMENT 4 Object. — To make a weighing with a scalepan balance. ..."
2. Physical Laboratory Guide by Frederick Condit Reeve (1912)
"... for such an instrument to read in the Metric system, or vice versa. EXPERIMENT 4
Object. — To make a weighing with a scalepan balance. ..."
3. Dynamics of Machinery by Gaetano Lanza (1911)
"As to the weights in the scalepan, Webber so locates the knife- edge from ...
it follows that two pounds in the scalepan would correspond to 1 X 10 = 10 ..."
4. Dynamics of Machinery by Gaetano Lanza (1911)
"As to the weights in the scalepan, Webber so locates the knife- edge from ...
it follows that two pounds in the scalepan would correspond to 1 X 10 = 10 ..."
5. Dynamics of Machinery by Gaetano Lanza (1911)
"As to the weights in the scalepan, Webber so locates the knife- edge from ...
it follows that two pounds in the scalepan would correspond to 1 X 10 = 10 ..."
6. New High School Algebra by Webster Wells, Walter Wilson Hart (1912)
"... be added to the right scalepan, and 8 Ib. of sugar to the left ... any number
of pounds of weight be ""** removed from the right scalepan and an equal ..."
7. Principles of Accounting by Stephen Gilman (1916)
"When one weight is put in his scalepan representing this obligation, ...
Another scalepan (which may be labeled "accounts receivable") must be hung on the ..."
8. Experiments in Psychical Science, Levitation, Contact, and the Direct Voice by William Jackson Crawford (1919)
"Effect on medium's weight when the base of the cantilever rests on the scalepan
of a spring balance under levitated table 41 7. Effect on medium's weight ..."
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