Sentence examples for given a scale of from inspiring English sources

Given a scale of heat from minimum to maximum, say from 1 to 10, one could also imagine a similar scale for cold from 10 to 1. Maximal cold could not coincide with maximal heat; but a low heat of 1 would coincide with a strong cold of 9. Increasing the heat to 4 would expel the cold, reducing it to 6.

For example, in relation to intensity questions, a person could be given a scale of completely happy to completely unhappy to select how happy s/he is.

For example, W7 binds only to calcium-saturated cNTnC (11), so the distance restraints defining the protein−Ca2+ interactions [pseudo-NOEs derived from crystal structures (2)] were given a scaling of 1000.

But even that measure does not give a scale of the civilian death toll.

As military technologies progressed the costs of upgrading older castles could be prohibitive – the estimated £30,000 required for the potential conversion of York in 1682, approximately £4,050,000 in 2009 terms, gives a scale of the potential costs.

The responses (0 for 'no', 1 for 'yes') were totaled to give a scale of readiness for further training (mean 3.2, SD 2.3, min 0, max 12).

Simplification means that, given a scale, the display of objects is shown with sufficient but not with unnecessary detail.

Given a scale, we obtain the set of local maxima with positive intensities in.

Each response scale score is added giving a scale range of 0 60 points.

Each response score is added giving a scale range of 0-60 points.

Each scale contains five items scored from 0 to 2, giving a scale range of 0 to 10. Change scores were calculated by subtracting age 5 years from age 7 years scores, to give measures ranging from −10 to +10.