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Weighbridge or a truck weighbridge scale, according to engineer Omoluabi Bejide of Gumpta Engineering Constructions, is an instrument used to weigh very heavy loads carried by vehicles. This scale ...

High speed weigh-in-motion ... pavement and are capable of operating over a wide range of environmental conditions. They operate on the principle of measuring the change in resistance, as they are ...

They broke form, just yanked the load ... weight coming back at you. But your body is always rebuilding itself depending on how you break it down. If you move well, the osteoblasts (bone repair ...

There is a trial of strength at the cellular level. Cells are in constant competition with each other and so eliminate diseased or unwanted cells. Cell competition is therefore a central principle for ...

Pavements — the Pavement biopic/documentary mish-mash — has a few different parts to it, and it seems a teaser for the biopic aspect has just been released. It's a lot to wrap your head around ...

After playing at festivals for the past six months, the Pavement movie, PAVEMENTS, will finally hit theaters in May. It’s being distributed theatrically by Utopia; MUBI will have the exclusive ...

The city’s streets, already congested, have pushed an increasing number of two-wheeler riders onto pavements, creating chaos and endangering pedestrians. What was once an occasional issue has ...

Alex Ross Perry is chasing “Pavements” — that is, the fictionalized version of the band that his very real faux music documentary is about. The “Her Smell” director helms the movie ...

"We were big on MTV!" Utopia has revealed an official trailer for the film Pavements, the latest creation from NYC indie filmmaker Alex Ross Perry. This is sort of a documentary, or not ...

Case in point: The new trailer is a perfect send-up of overwrought, self-serious biopic trailers, set to Pavement’s Slanted and Enchanted track “Here” — though, of course, it’s been ...