Sentence examples for familiar scale from inspiring English sources

In a telephone interview Mr. Baitz said he had decided that the familiar scale and trappings of the Newhouse were a better fit for both him and for the play.

The people behind most #MeToos are of a more familiar scale: friends, lovers, acquaintances, teachers, colleagues, bosses, the countless anonymous strangers who have forced their way forever into their targets' memories with indelible words and deeds that they, no doubt, have long forgotten.

Learners begin by aligning a familiar scale to a linear spatial representation (a number line).

In the hierarchical alignment activity, students aligned time to space (a 1-meter ruler) beginning with a familiar scale: their own personal time line.

Instead of switching to existing CATs it may be feasible to convert the familiar scale into a computer-adaptive version.

For patients it was apparent that rather than the science behind these measures, the most important aspects were the use of language that would make the metrics personally meaningful and linking the metric to a familiar scale.

As can be seen again, D K X ) is the familiar scaling factor as the chirp-scaling algorithm in monostatic case.

Chewing the fat Like-minded fellows Indian contemporary art ReprintsAn 18th-century history of music described Gesualdo's harmonies, which veer in and out of familiar scales, as "harsh, crude and licentious".

King Crimson's Red, for example, manages to sustain both an aggressive sound and the listener's interest through using less obvious musical devices; a whole tone scale (as opposed to the combination of tones and semitones that make up more familiar scales) on the opening theme, shifting time-signatures (without losing a monumental groove) and a sinister cello break.

The Kelvin scale, by contrast, is a ratio scale, as are the familiar scales representing mass in kilograms, length in meters and duration in seconds.

Of importance, the clicker feedback activity and linear visualization activity differ from the hierarchical alignment activity by not progressing from small familiar scales to geological scales (progressive alignment) and not hierarchically organizing all previous scales within the current scale (hierarchical alignment).