The phrase "a low scale" is not correct in standard English usage.
It may be intended to describe something that is small in size or scope, but the more common expression is "on a small scale."
Example: "The project was implemented on a small scale to test its feasibility before a larger rollout."
Alternatives: "a small scale" or "a limited scale."
For such devices, dynamics behavior of a low scale tangentially loaded rotating beam is so important.
Moreover, an additional design challenge comes from the sensitivity to environmental variations which is pronounced at such a low scale.
The LL sub-band image represents a low scale of the original image permitting that the process time of proposed segmentation algorithm decreases significantly.
All spectra shown in Figure 5b are vertically shifted and plotted using a low scale to clearly display the Fermi edge [7]. Figure 5 UPS spectra in the low kinetic and low binding energy regions.
By embedding the micromechanical cohesive damage model (CDM) into the eXtended Finite Element Method (XFEM) and eliminating the enriched degree of freedoms (DoFs), the ECDM defines the cohesive crack path at a low scale in the condensed equilibrium equations and enables the local enrichments of approximation spaces without enriched DoFs.
Iran has heavy ties to the current Iraqi government, and is also home to an oppressed Kurdish minority that has called for independence and fought a low scale guerrilla war.
A low scaling exponent α1 predicted death in the patients with and without depressed left ventricular function (p <0.001 and p <0.01, respectively).
The Social Functioning subscale in the Adult PedsQL™ NF1 Module was problematic with a low scaling success.
It was concluded that a low scaling factor to address possible human inter-individual differences in formaldehyde-induced genotoxicity could be reasonable.
The results of multi-trait scaling analyses (convergent and discriminant validity), had a good scaling success rate and acceptable Cronbach's alpha (internal consistency reliability) except for the scale for pain, which had a low scaling success rate and a low Cronbach's alpha.
They were also early urban planners, who used astronomical alignments to lay out a low-scale metropolis of 10-20,000 people, featuring a town centre with broad public plazas and key buildings set atop vast, hand-built earthen mounds.
