The phrase "a varying scale" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing measurements, levels, or degrees that change or differ in some way.
Example: "The project will be evaluated on a varying scale, taking into account different factors such as time, cost, and quality."
Alternatives: "a fluctuating scale" or "a diverse scale."
Turkey is a wonderfully diverse country with people on a varying scale of piousness, living side by side.
Ordnance Survey (OS) MasterMap® Topography Layer data, at a varying scale of 1 1250 to 1 10000, was used to map geographical features.
16– 18 Some studies showed that IRS and ITNs prevent and control malaria transmission using a varying scale of analyses for model, time, and space.
An α-Chapman function with a continuously varying scale height, dubbed a vary-Chap function, is used to describe the topside F2 vertical electron density profile N(h) that seamlessly connects the ionosphere with the plasmasphere.
The reconstruction technique relays on the use of the so-called vary-Chap approach that use an α-Chapman function with a continuously varying scale height.
An α-Chapman function with a continuously varying scale height can be used to describe the topside F2 vertical electron density profile that seamlessly connects the ionosphere with the plasmasphere.
Therefore, we introduce a novel IRM with varying scale parameter because of the fact that when the scale parameter is smaller, the number of the iteration will enhance by IRM.
In this article, we proposed a new denoising method with varying scale parameter where the regularization item is J u = ∬ Ω ∇ u d x d y.
Eight Brittany bays, including Douarnenez, have been identified by the regional water authority as having had annual green tides of varying scale since 1988.
Then, the rule of varying scale parameter by the trend of the sequence vector is attained.
In each class, four objects have been imaged under varying scale, illumination, and pose conditions.
