The phrase "amounts of scale" is not correct in standard written English.
It seems to be a misinterpretation of the phrase "economies of scale," which refers to the cost advantages that businesses obtain due to the scale of operation.
Example: "The company achieved significant cost savings through economies of scale as it expanded its production capacity."
Alternatives: "economies of scale" or "scale advantages."
For domestic supplies, water should not be corrosive, nor should it deposit troublesome amounts of scale and stains on plumbing fixtures.
MWT efficiency was evaluated by amounts of scale precipitated in boilers and pipes during three-weeks run of two parallel experimental lines one with and another without magnetic treatment.
This figure clearly shows that in destructing the structure of deposited scale, ultrasonic waves could remove large amounts of scale from the hole.
They weren't shy about taking on massive amounts of capital: Wayfair raised three times the capital that Zappos did, but only when it was minimally dilutive after the company's dominance was established and could provide massive amounts of scale leverage.
The web has been occupied and colonized by big business; everyone already has a smartphone, and big companies dominate the App Store; and, most of all, today's new technologies are complicated, expensive, and favor organizations that have huge amounts of scale and capital already.
It's incredibly difficult to get the amount of scale necessary to attract advertisers in a broad general field.
Brands have a huge amount of scale and so this sort of work is a step in the right direction, agrees Brooke.
Increasing the water vapor content from 10%to5050 vol.% increased the amount of scale spallation on undoped alumina-forming alloys.
Three zones at which primary nucleation, crystal growth or secondary nucleation controls the scale precipitation has been determined by measuring the amount of scale at different times.
The scaling potential is expressed in terms of saturation indices (SI) for scale minerals and the amount of scale deposits per volume of water in mg/l.
Therefore, maintaining a sufficient amount of scale inhibitor for prevention of the formation of barium sulfate and strontium sulfate is necessarily required.
