Sentence examples similar to a real world scale from inspiring English sources
It is about taking two splendid companies and transforming them into a real world-scale, truly multinational business — not a German company with an American subsidiary or an American company with operations overseas but the most international manufacturer with the broadest product range in the business.
We found that it fit just right for the story we were telling.. JVD: When I'm filming features, I'm filming at a real-world scale.
Creating visual content in a real-world scale and projecting them on large immersive architectures provoke a sense of physical proximity.
Theoretical and empirical results in the neural networks literature demonstrate that effective learning at a real-world scale requires changes to synaptic weights that approximate the gradient of a global loss function.
However, additional studies must be conducted to evaluate the viability of using of these materials on a real-world scale and could include experiments employing pilot-plant studies to assess the best contact time and rate of saturation of these adsorbents.
He says, "I conceived of the space as a kind of potentially real space, so the large architectural dome and kitchen appliances are "real world" scale," he adds while coming up with a composition that is strongly marked by his one-of-a-kind aesthetic signature.
In real world scale-free networks, the two parameters are usually negatively correlated.
Applicability of this approach to control a real world process (nonlinear laboratory-scale thermal plant) with operating point dependent gain and time constants is demostrated in the paper.
It is experimented in a web-based distributed environment using JAVA and tested using a real world dataset of a large-scale engineering enterprise.
The performance of the technique is also illustrated in a real world application by using noisy large scale PIV measurements.
In this paper, we present a real world case study of a large-scale data processing and analysis system.
