Sentence examples for clear scaling from inspiring English sources

The present study reveals that only with the scalar dissipation rate as the nonequilibrium parameter will the predicted NOx emission indices exhibit a clear scaling relation vs the Damköhler number.

Between the southern and northern communes as well as within the northern communes, we can see a clear scaling relation, i.e. their mutual call volume scales as a function of their individual call volume.

In all, the multi-scale CFD with EMMS modeling is intrinsically multi-scaled, free from the requirement of clear scale separation, and it can be expected to be an emerging paradigm for the simulation of multiphase flows and reactors.

James recognized a clear scale of fielding difficulty, with first base on the left (easier) end and shortstop on the right (more difficult) extreme; as James noted, the majority of players moved from right to left on the spectrum as they aged.

Increased capacity produces a clear scale effect; more patients with short waits are admitted for treatment, while long waiters (d=12,13) are eliminated.

He noted that while the intellectual idea allows the various modes of extension to be related in a precise manner, there is no clear scale on which we can order our sensations of different shades of the same color, not to mention our sensations of sensible qualities of different kinds.

The Virgin's height recalls his Annunciation of 1434 36, although in that composition there are no architectural fittings to give a clear scale to the building.

There is clear scale dependence in the fit of the MaxEnt model, with only 8 of 34 (24%) degree distributions of the larger mutualistic networks (S>140) well fit by the MaxEnt model.

However, the use of real data did not represent a clear scale-free network and consequently less clear modules are detected with lower correlations with the trait of interest.

Similarly, they had significantly higher scores for the Clear Goals Scale and the Appropriate Workload Scale.

In addition to the dampening of leaf-scale reductions in transpiration at larger spatial scales, our modelling results also suggest a clear time-scale dependency at some of the sites and for some variables.