Mrs. Parker showed the 12-year-olds how someone (at a newspaper, for example) could report data accurately but display them deceptively -- for example, by changing the scale on one side of a graph to make an apparent correlation seem less important.
Moreover, CAT spaces with positive κ can be treated as CAT ( 1 ) spaces by changing the scale of the space.
We hypothesize that by changing the scale of surface architecture of beta-tricalcium phosphate (TCP), cellular resorption can be influenced.
Also, the antenna analysis results show that the antenna center frequency and bandwidth can easily controlled by changing the scale factor and section factor, respectively.
This included the change of transport mechanism in the oxide scales, the increase in the nucleation rate of the oxide, the release of stresses in the oxide scales by refining the oxide grains and the improvement of the adhesion of the oxide scales to the coatings by changing the scale growth mechanisms.
If every two points p, q on the edges of any △ ( x, y, z ) and their corresponding points p ¯, q ¯ satisfy that d ( p, q ) ≤ d S 2 ( p ¯, q ¯ ), we call X a CAT ( 1 ) space, where d S 2 is the spherical metric on S 2. In this paper, we deal with only CAT ( 1 ) spaces; however, we remark that all the results can be easily generalized to CAT spaces with positive κ by changing the scale of the space.
The last term J3 in Eq. 3c is a minimum time term multiplied by a scaling factor w T. By changing the scaling factor w T ∈ [0, 1] it is possible to produce faster maneuvers by relying on larger longitudinal and/or lateral accelerations and jerks.
Miyoshi and Kondo (2013) applied a multi-scale localization approach by changing the localization scale, depending on the scales of error correlations, and reported promising results.
Firms can sometimes preempt regulation by changing the nature, scale or location of their activities.
Accurate solutions can be obtained by changing the time scale (m), at the same time the main features of the solution are preserved.
