Sentence examples for more conventional scale from inspiring English sources

Both men paint on a more conventional scale, too.

First, Harvard will switch from an idiosyncratic 15-point grading scale to the more conventional scale in which a 4.0 is an A and a zero is an F. The change will narrow the difference between an A-minus and a B-plus, which the faculty hopes will make a B more palatable.

It is a very useful tool to relate the estimated regression coefficients to a more conventional scale like median survival time or probability of survival to certain age (only with the cox program).

We also present numerical results which demonstrate that the multiscale biorthogonal wavelet algorithm is superior to the more conventional single scale orthogonal wavelet approach both in terms of speed and in terms of convergence.

His film is a little similar to an earlier masterpiece, Wim Wenders's "Paris, Texas" (1984), only on a much smaller budget and with an unnerving naturalism.These deliberately modest films, belonging to what is loosely termed the "Berlin school", rub shoulders with more conventional, full-scale location movies.

Delaunay's fabric designs from the '30s and beyond, which dominate the show's second half, are in many ways more conventional and intimate in scale, more appropriate perhaps to ladies' garments.

The regulator Ofqual – which is responsible for maintaining exam standards in England – meanwhile published its own consultation document, which laid out its favoured proposals, including an unorthodox grading system, ranging from 8 as the highest mark to 1 as the lowest, to replace the more conventional A* to G scale of marks currently in use.

For comparison with other studies, we converted Boerge Prien scores to the more conventional intelligence quotient (IQ) scale (mean = 100, standard deviation = 15 [ 28]) and examined distributions of the converted BPP scores and prevalence of low cognitive function, which we defined as a score in the bottom quartile.

Arianna Occhipinti SP68 Rosso, Sicily 2014 (£18.95, The Real Wine Fair) While not every wine at the RWF was a success, there were many more hits than misses – a higher hit rate, in fact, than I usually find at more "conventional" wine tastings of this scale.

The vehicles allow for a grander scale of operations than in more conventional multiplayer war games like Global Operations or Counter-Strike.

Though only a novella, This Census-Taker bends, flexes and manipulates invention on a scale that would keep a more conventional imagination occupied for hundreds of pages.