Sentence examples for former scale from inspiring English sources
THE developer of the Classic, a condominium conversion in a former scale factory in Kew Gardens, Queens, wanted a quiet residential area for their six-story brick-and-stucco building.
Given its former scale and the number of acquisitions it made, it is not really surprising that there are lots of former RBS employees working for lots of different banks, including some in CEO roles," he said.
During the period (from the late sixties through the turn of the millennium) when employment in the steel industry shrivelled to a fifth of its former scale, the Duke University economist Allan Collard-Wexplainedlained to me, foreign imports increased by only about ten per cent.
The internal consistency of the Activities of Daily Living Scale was substantially higher than that of the Lysholm Knee Scale, resulting in a smaller standard error of measurement for the former scale.
The former scale had an average score on 81.9, the latter 81.4.
The former scale was applied in the ELSA and HRS studies, and the latter scale in the SHARE study.
Their results show that Cassandra and HBase shared similar behaviour, but the former scaled better, and that MongoDB performed better than HBase by factors in the hundreds for their particular workload.
Barclays may eventually look to regain some of its former international scale, although in Europe rather than in the former empire.
The former size scale is consistent with a microcasting process for manufacturing microelectomechanical systems.
And the company's Barrick Gold Africa subsidiary is currently facing a lawsuit in the British High Court over whether the security forces at its Tanzanian mine used undue force when they shot and killed locals many former small scale miners put out of work by the mine when attempting to steal small amounts of ore.
He plays Peter Garrett, a former mountaineer scaling K2 to save his sister, Annie (Robin Tunney), who is trapped with her fellow climbers in an icy crevasse that looks as if it were made of Tide.
