Sentence examples for much lower scale from inspiring English sources

Gunfire could still be heard in the capital but on a much lower scale than before.

But the problem is already taking effect, though at a much lower scale than is likely in the future.

Many Americans say they are dedicated to the market for the long haul, and while mutual funds have been experiencing redemptions lately, they are on a much lower scale than in 1987, when that year's collapse of prices shocked investors.

At the same time, the Bayes factor for preferring the new model with variable λ over the new model with constant λ, while showing some preference for variable λ, has a much lower scale of the evidence, see Figure S17.

The intervention is of a much lower scale than suggested two months ago, partly because the Sarraj administration is under attack for being a puppet of the west, and cannot afford to be seen as too dependent on the US or Europe for help.

"This means that, in theory, an artificial equivalent of a brain-like cognitive structure may not require a massively parallel architecture at the level of single neurons, but rather a properly designed set of limited processes that run in parallel on a much lower scale," he concludes.

Ecosystem biologists understand some aspects of functional hierarchy, such as food web architecture, as a product of evolutionary ecology; but functional hierarchy extends to much lower scales of organization than those studied by ecologists.

Kin Ki set a much lower pay scale, workers said.

But Professor Chaison said the U.A.W. had little choice but to accept a much lower pay scale, after doing so at Dana and other suppliers.

The American Football Association formed as a continuation of the WFL's legacy in 1978, albeit on a much lower pay scale.

One plausible reason behind this is the fact that the stochasticity is observed at a much lower time scale (generally in seconds) while we in this simulation, are interested in studying the mRNA concentrations over a longer time scale (hours).