Sentence examples for intersecting scales from inspiring English sources

Take a look at the figure, and you'll see that the two intersecting scales describe four categories of communication styles.

Now that you know how miscues in the communication style area can affect your professional relationships, let's get back to those intersecting scales and the second measure you'll need to evaluate to properly understand communication styles.

The MICs were read at the point where the inhibition ellipse intersected the scale on the strip after incubation at 35°C for 24 hours.

Repeated versions in different scales intersect in a giant pair of bookends without which the show would probably collapse, though there are numerous excellent drawings.

Three of the six pieces are based on the forms of Snow White (or "White Snow," in Mr. McCarthy's version) and Prince Charming riding off together on the prince's horse, repeated in shifting scales and intersecting to the point of confusion.

Borehole image logs are kind of the modern logs which are frequently used to detect small-scale fractures intersecting well in fractured reservoirs.

That energy has found an ignition point in a city where a tradition of religious tolerance and pluralism intersects with large-scale immigration.

The MIC was the point where the elliptical zone of growth inhibition intersected the MIC scale on the vancomycin strip.

Detection of breakpoints is achieved by asking when the coefficients of the maximal scale intersect those of the finest scale as given in Equation (1).

When represented as reaction norms, nonparallel nonintersecting slopes depict environment specific or scale interactions, whereas intersecting slopes represent antagonistic interactions.

The 38 regulators in the dataset are shown on the x- and y-axes of the heat map, and the highest scores for every pair are depicted in the intersecting cell on a color scale from light (minimum score in the heat map) to dark (highest score in the heat map).