Sentence examples for by a scale of from inspiring English sources

For example, height can be directly measured by centimeters, whereas depression can be indirectly measured by a scale of 20 items.

On each side of these primary radii others are drawn at equal distances, and each measured by a scale of equal parts : the accompanying diagram (Fig. 10) of an ivy-leaf will illustrate the method.

Erosion helps to get erode away the pixels around the boundary of the image pixels in A which fit the shape of the kernel B. Dilation will enlarge the image in A by a scale of kernel B. These two operators are used to generate a more complex morphological operator called Opening and Closing.

The two panels compare entrainment ranges as a function of the forcing position for two parameter sets which differ by a scale of 100.

The Kp index is an indicator of global geomagnetic disturbance counted by a scale of 0 to 9. In general, a larger Kp index corresponds to more anomaly occurrences.

In order to make the robust comparisons, in Fig. 8, actual peak demand data has been multiplied by a scale of 2. The depiction of the graphs in Fig. 8 suggests that in 2011, peak demand declined faster and likewise increased faster in 2012 and for nonpeak demand on the other hand in 2011, declined mildly and as well increased mildly in 2012, leading to some sort of catch-up by peak demand.

As income in most cases is measured by household, a scale of equivalisation must be used to allocate income to all of the individuals in the household.

It is shown that the average distortion of CSI quantizers with transformed codebooks can be upper and lower bounded by a scaling of the distortion of optimal quantizers.

Note that the values of the limit can be changed by a scaling of the time variable t.

To study this effect, they were able to eliminate the effect of guessing by a scaling of the items which estimated their relative difficulties.

Similarly it is no restriction that we take D = 1, as this can always be achieved by a scaling of the spatial variable x (after the scaling of time).