Sentence examples for half the scale from inspiring English sources

"Manufacturing is about half the scale of what it is in Germany just because we let it slip and we lost a lot of our manufacturing to other countries.

To follow these temporal and spatial developments requires measurements at half the scale imposed by the location of the current (i.e. 100 km) so that chains of magnetometers spaced every 50 km are needed over the latitude band in which the auroral electrojet occurs.

(Note that the track depiction in C is drawn at half the scale as in B. The track was designed so that the angle between the segments 1 and 2 and between segments 3 and 4 on the top arm remain the same whether the track arm is extended or compressed, that is, ∠(1,2) = ∠ 3,4) = α.

Note that the scale for the area under the ROC curve (AUROC) is half the scale of the area under prediction recall curve (AUPRC): both measures have a maximum value of 1, however, the baseline of AUROC scores is 0.5 whereas the baseline of AUPRC is close to 0 on some datasets (on the MUV datasets, the ratio of active compounds is 0.002).

6 SF-36 results were calculated using standard scoring procedures whereby missing values were replaced by scale means where valid responses were available for at least half the scale items.

Risk of subsequent use was 2.5 times greater for scores in the upper half of the scale relative to scores in the lower half.

They generally reported disc electrode stimuli to be on the dull half of the scale and needle electrode stimuli to be on the sharp half.

That is to say, 59 percent of Mr. Gingrich's grades fell on the bottom half of the scale (pants on fire, false and mostly false).

"There might be some opportunity to make money on that bottom half of the scale that Diamond cannot handle right now".

Table 3 shows that a majority of patients rated their symptoms in the top half of the scale (50 100).

Theoretically up to half of the scale (i.e., from (5.0 to 1) to (3.0 to 1)) if sequences with 'fair' quality had been allowed.