The phrase 'in the same scale' is correct and can be used in written English.
It is often used to refer to something that is proportional, and it can be used in the same way as the phrase 'on the same level'. For example, "The higher the temperature, the higher the level of humidity, so they are measured in the same scale."
Tucked into this cozy nirvana are tiny, sometimes disturbing mundanities, all in the same scale: birds, snakes, airplanes, pets, cottages, idols, mushrooms -- and pistols!
To judge from this list, it appears that the developers are trying to weigh economic factors and architectural values in the same scale.
The result shows that hT1R2/T1R3 responds to both the integrated Mabinlin II and the individual B-chain in the same scale, but not to A-chain.
A physical model was used to evaluate scattering of pulverized fuel and is compared with numerical results in the same scale.
"When the lofts are 3,000 square feet and the living rooms are over 1,000 square feet, the kitchens have to be in the same scale," said Michael Namer, who proceeded to steer me through its features.
A note from Neil Freeman: When I say the maps are in the same scale, each is drawn in a custom Transverse Mercator map projection centred on each system.
By contrast, this number" — he pointed to the third pair of lines, which were extremely far apart, out at the edges of the piece of paper — "in the current accelerated scientific and technological revolution, wouldn't be represented on a piece of paper in the same scale".
All the models are shown in the same scale.
Property 3: Spherical transform can further reduce the correlation among coefficients in the same scale.
All mining and reclamation maps are presented in the same scale of 1 1500.
Thus, the effect of subsurface deformation should not be neglected as the uncut chip thickness is in the same scale.
