Sentence examples for a fitting scale from inspiring English sources

And the giant size of Sully isn't there just to terrify the viewer – it's to give our hero a fitting scale.

For the objective selection of a fitting scale range, we examined the influence of the choice of threshold values (Fig. 3) and data resolutions (Fig. 4).

We provide a fitting formula for the scaling of the cohesive energy and bulk modulus with respect to the average grain size.

Statistical distribution of O+ from the sample region 6 as shown in Fig. 2. The upper panel shows the logarithm of the average distribution function (m−6 s3) as a colour scale, with a fitted two-dimensional Maxwellian shown as black contour lines.

The Helmet Fit Index (HFI) that provides a fit score on a scale from 0 (excessively poor fit) to 100 (perfect fit) was compared with subjective fit assessments of surveyed cyclists.

For instance, "entering a tub" may represent the same level of mobility depicted by "entering a car" [ 27], yet only the latter item would fit a scale of needs for special transports.

Some chords have added-tone harmony that fit a scale; some do not.

In a joint statement they said that the goal with the new building was to "create an interestingness that fits the scale and the community of King's Cross.

IRT analysis is used to assess item fit, scale dimensionality, local dependence, and differential item functioning (DIF).

It must take a deft delicacy at operating on a tiny scale, like fitting a whole model railway layout into an attaché case.

We expected a unifactorial model to fit our scale well (excluding the experienced well-being component).