It surely affects, for example, the scale of private funding directed to the Iraqi insurgents.
For example, the scale of the network and the autonomy of nodes make it difficult to identify, model and distribute resources that are available.
In most enterprises, for example, the scale of management bonuses is tied to the size of bonuses for blue-collar workers.
If, for example, the scale of Turkey's crisis becomes too great to patch up with money from China and Qatar, Washington could prevent international financial institutions from stepping in to help.
In the 3-PL model, for example, the scales of b j and θ i are identified only up to an additive constant and the scales of a j and both θ i and b j are identified only up to a multiplicative constant.
For example, the scale of the paint brushes in the foreground got a little too large to fit into the space on the paper where the foreground is supposed to go.
Another example, the "scale of L-tuple distribution" designates the length of the tuple for which all frequencies where determined.
For example, the scale of an index changes markedly whether age is in the model or not.
For example, the scale of functional elements such as DNA motifs and protein domains is typically approximated, even judged by eye.
Analytic solutions to such a lattice (though without reproduction, such that r = 0) have been worked out [11], [32] and show, for example, that the scaling of cluster populations breaks down when ρ varies across the lattice.
