Sentence examples for basket scale from inspiring English sources

We elicited children's views on the three pictographic scales: water, abacus, and dhoko (basket) scale (see Figure 1).

Therefore, the dhoko-basket scale was discarded for the quantitative section of the study.

The responses by children regarding the dhoko-basket scale ran counter to our expectations.

The dhoko-basket scale had a different meaning to the children than that intended by the researchers.

The dhoko-basket scale was developed as a modification of Bolton and Tang's non-verbal response card depicting persons carrying bags with different gradations of weight [ 41].

Children also evaluated three pictographic response scales drawn by a Nepali artist: water glasses, an abacus, and a dhoko-basket scale.

The dhoko-basket scale ranged from a man with no bricks in his basket standing upright to the other extreme of a man with a dhoko-basket full of bricks.

Next comes, "Tith Yun carried her basket and scale to Doeum Kor Market," followed by, "We awoke at 2 in the morning to steam sticky rice cakes," then, "Tith Yun carried the steamed rice cakes to sell at O'Russey Market while I prepared the children for school," and, "Tith Yun sold her rice cakes alongside other vendors in front of the market".

Apart from its cultural and culinary value, in a world in which there is a tendency for agriculture to put all its eggs into one basket, small-scale production of alternatives maintains biodiversity.

After I take my basket to the scale, and pay the bill, Mr. Shyam will throw in a small bunch of cilantro or a handful of green chilies, gratis.

Equipped with full baskets and a scale, the women meet their non-chef clients in a secure public area, like the lobby of an office or apartment building.