Sentence examples for in the scale between from inspiring English sources

Of the four defense attorneys, Mr. Morrah obeyed this ruling, Mr. John Bolt Culbertson and Mr. Thomas Wofford openly defied it, and Mr. Ben Bolt, who stood somewhere in the scale between Mr. Morrah and the other two, skated round it.

Mesomixing is in the scale between macromixing and microscale.

Regarding intensity, the average intensity noted was 4.36, which sits in the scale between 'strong odour' (4) and 'very strong odour' (5), as shown in Fig. 3.

Human tetrachromats cannot see beyond the normal visible light spectrum, but instead have an extra photoreceptor that is most sensitive to colour in the scale between red and green, making them more sensitive to all colours within the normal human range.

The mean number of nonzero diabetes-related symptoms assessed on the Diabetes Symptoms Distress Checklist total symptoms reported in the intensive and standard glycemia treatment groups was 17.2 and 16.9, respectively, with a mean symptom distress rating of ∼1.5, or the midpoint in the scale between somewhat and moderately.

Comparing the three parameters, good match in wave form is found for density and velocity in the scales between kilometers and hundred meters (few kilometers to 300 m).

In the old stories, humans were considered to be the "makeweights" in the scales between time and eternity.

Similar findings from the current locomotor study and the lifting study strengthen the role of experience in the scaling between perception and action, and also supports the idea that a common visuomotor system is acting for both upper-limb and lower-limb movements [9].

Note the difference in the scales between the various bar graphs.

The results of the completed Lung Cancer Symptom Scale showed that there was no statistically significant difference in the scales between the PC and VC arms, either before or two cycles after treatment, or when the patient went off the study.

In the middle of the scale, between "Deca" and "Deci," put the base unit of the dimension you're measuring.