Sentence examples for dimension and scale from inspiring English sources

What underlines all these policies is a focus on bringing finance – that once bright star that ignited and burst into flames – back down to earth and humanising it, giving it an approachable human dimension and scale.

We therefore choose a lowest-volume approach by selecting the single-mode condition for the ring waveguide cross-section dimension and scale only the ring radius for the RR, whereas the MNP scales cubically, Vm ~ a3 (Fig. 2b).

This concept as shown in Fig. 2b, frequently uses in various dimension and scale in Hindu-Buddhist as 'Traiphum' (3 realms of the universe) from the main decorative of the temple to a shape of city form (Jumsai 2008; Winichakul 1994).

To provide dimension and scale, we calibrated the score distribution making use of the 5795 annotated evaluation proteins in our dataset.

The proposed definition is [ 5] (2) where k is a positive constant (which sets the dimension and scale), w is the number of distinct configurations of the system, p i is the probability of such configuration and q ∈ ℛ is the entropic parameter.

Table 2 illustrates the details of the eight identified instruments including the number of items, description of items for scales that included < 15 items, dimensions and scale types.

Manning's work over the last five years has been primarily dedicated to understanding the different dimensions and scales of climatic change in the pre-industrial world.

Erosion was estimated by universal soil loss equation (USLE) and landscape process modelling at multi-dimensions and scales (LAPSUS).

A typical benchmark test of wedge entry is investigated in varied dimensions and scales to validate the accuracy and efficiency of the program.

In order to verify the applicability and accuracy of the theoretical model, validation experiment has been designed from the point of different dimensions and scales of raw materials, including TiC micron particles, SiC whiskers, TiC nanoparticles and SiC nanoparticles.

Young students can easily relate to the time frame of their lives and their parents and relatives, but geologic time requires thinking in new dimensions and scales.