Sentence examples for dependent on scale from inspiring English sources

The AMETC is robust and weakly dependent on scale, and rarely requires manual intervention.

Although a few of the prints are imposingly big, the impact of Pyke's work is hardly dependent on scale; he allows larger-than-life subjects (including Norman Mailer, Richard Serra, and Kurt Vonnegut) to dominate but never loses control of the frame.

Farm profit – especially in the beef and sheep sectors – is largely dependent on scale; overhead costs are lower as a percentage of profit when sales are higher due to additional animals.

The impact of his all-in approach is exceptional:  "emotionally fierce, intensely sensual, brilliantly danced and stunningly designed" was the way that Hedy Weiss, writing in the Chicago Sun-Times, described his full-length work Carmen, but his effectiveness isn't dependent on scale.

This would imply a shift in the capital and operating cost structure, in particular regarding labour and administrative overheads, such that costs are less dependent on scale.

The evaluation of the European ESTHER Alliance proposed a differentiation of roles for IHP programmes (see Fig.  1) within development cooperation dependent on scale and technical focus [ 6]; with small-scale programmes being best suited for experimentation or incremental learning.

Scale-out is no longer just a cheap and slow way to get scale-up capabilities, cloud datacenter scale is now dependent on scale-out microservices-based system architecture to reach previously unthinkable online service volume and quality of service.

As expected, selectivity was dependent on scale-specific behaviors and tended to increase with the integration of behaviors across foraging scales (Prediction 3).

Our study demonstrates that the interpretation of nutrient and algal biomass data is partly dependent on the scale of the assessment, and that combining data from large-scale studies may mask smaller scale interactions.

Although they share common concepts, their modelling granularity is dependent on the scale and purpose, with CityGML being essentially conceived for the city and regional scale, and INSPIRE for the cross-border/international level.

This demonstrates that prediction accuracy is greatly dependent on the scale of prediction, with accuracy of an individual plot being far poorer than accuracy at a regional scale.