Sentence examples for an equivalent scale from inspiring English sources

People living there have been allowed to opt out of Google Street View since April 2009 (though in practice this has been exercised relatively seldom: in the 20 biggest German cities, around 3% of households have opted out).There are a few other devices on the market that gather personal data on an equivalent scale.

This resulted in the loss of 265,000 jobs from then 3 million-strong Canadian public sector workforce and an eventual fall in the share of public sector employment in total employment from 26%to19%9%." He added: "On an equivalent scale, this translates into around 500,000 UK public sector job cuts, in line with the CIPD's own pre-general election baseline estimate for the period 2010-2015.

To assist in design optimisation, a three-dimensional (3D) computational fluid dynamics (CFD) model and an experimental study for validating the model using an equivalent scale physical model were conducted.

We thus suggest there is a need to formalise such a structure for volcanology to help promote a regular exercise cycle, and to help integrate such processes into CDEM frameworks, as well as to encourage documentation of such exercises for future shared use, and propose an equivalent scale as follows: Level 1 – In-house: within-team or within-group exercise.

Although it is not being implemented on an equivalent scale, Brazil became the first country in the world to adopt, in 2004, a law calling for the creation of a national BIG.

Images were contrast adjusted using a histogram stretch with an equivalent scale and gamma for comparability.

The selection of items was done with the intention of generating an inter-culturally equivalent scale.

Chinese Fusion Engineering Testing Reactor (CFETR) is a superconducting magnet Tokamak, which has the equivalent scale with complementary function to International Thermonuclear Experimental Reactor ITERR).

The consumption per adult equivalent used in this study was adjusted using FAO's adult equivalent scale from FAO/WHO/UNU ([2004]) and Collier et al. ([2008]).

Regarding the subscale 'Health-Care Use' there is no equivalent scale of the SDSCA.

The adult equivalent scale used in this study has been used elsewhere see [ 31, 32].