Sentence examples for example scale from inspiring English sources
In "Florida," for example, scale and positioning underscore the strange parallel between a curved water pipe and the graceful neck of a bird.
For example, Scale developed the SaaS Index, which tracks the performance of 58 companies, to benchmark the metrics key to the success of subscription-based software businesses.
In structural biology, the macromolecular (mmCIF) dictionary has a strong ontological flavour [25], in which, for example, scale factors and relationships between physical units are tabulated.
Table 3 Extent of the convergence between IT and the vehicle stability control system device (example) Scale point Division Description 7 Full … 6 Convergence 5 Considerable … 4 Convergence 3 Slight … 2 Convergence 1 No Convergence ….
Table 4 Extent of the convergence between IT and a process before developing a new product (example) Scale point (5-point scales) Ratio of supporting the entire process (product planning, development plan, development implementation, etc).
Table 7 Extent of the convergence between IT and the vehicle stability control system device (example) Scale point Division Description 7 Full A state that the ESC converged with IT automatically detects every situations related to sudden cornering and cornering (ex: terrain conditions of driving roads, positions of steering, rotational speed of wheels and centrifugal force of vehicles etc).
For example, scaling the vector x by a constant number can be done as a PROJECT operation.
Example: Scales the publish your daily weight onto Twitter (these are real and are proven positive motivator for staying on your diet).
A hiring manager in a discovery position works with less-definite deadlines and timetables than the person who runs the department charged with, for example, scaling up a biomolecule.
SLiMDisc [8], for example, scales very poorly with dataset size: the number of motifs returned and the scores of returned motifs increases substantially.
For example, scaling will not affect interpretations of whether the cranium of Andalgalornis is relatively better or less well-adapted to resist lateral vs dorsoventrally directed forces (the ratios will remain the same).
