Stevens, who works in a very detailed pen and ink style, produced pages that were difficult to match in scale and visual impact with Botticelli's bold, colorful paintings.
A number of recent works introduced the hypothesis that a network of nested theta (3 8 Hz) and gamma (30 100 Hz) rhythms could accomplish this task [22 24], given their matching in frequency with syllabic and phonemic time-scale, respectively.
Here, matching/mismatching refers to the degree at which trait matching scales with trait size.
But he said no one else had matched Urban Box Office in scale.
But Huawei, an upstart founded in 1987 initially to resell telephone switches in rural China, has become a global peer of equal scale, matching Ericsson with $35.7 billion in total sales.
But if less vehement, the rallies Sunday possibly matched those of two years ago in scale.
AH: Matching the scale of distribution with the scale of opportunity.
An early example of this new trend is Kiva, a site that matches small-scale investors with $25 or more with small micro-entrepreneurs in the "majority" world.
An example is given in Figure 3, showing a fermentation of Bacillus subtilis DSM 10T using 2.5 g/L glucose as carbon source (for exemplary fermentations using 5 g/L, 7.5 g/L and 10 g/L glucose see Additional file 1: Figure S2-S4, the fermentation employing 2.5 g/L glucose is additionally presented with matching axis scaling in Additional file 1: Figure S1).
These challenges include matching scales of biogeophysical systems with scales of management systems, avoiding scale discordance (matching the scale of the assessment with the scale of management), and accounting for cross-scale dynamics.
A shake flask agitation system was operated in a manner to match pilot scale feed properties with regards to fine particle size populations, product, and nucleic acid concentrations.
