Sentence examples for notion of scale from inspiring English sources
Big is practically a good unto itself, not to be confused with the relativistic notion of "scale," to which some old-fashioned professors of design still cling.
The notion of scale in their pictures is also subjective, the relative size of things being decided by the artist either by their degree of emotional significance for him or by their narrative importance in the picture (interest perspective).
The notion of "scale out deployments" hadn't quite hit the mainstream.
This section introduces the notion of "scale" and the classification of Chinese motion morphemes.
"Most people don't understand the notion of scale," says Ken Tola, CEO of IoT security startup Phantom.
The notion of scale invariance is defined closely as the absence of characteristic scales of a time series.
In a winter in which stock prices and temperatures have plunged, a scene on the Lower East Side of Manhattan defies the notion of scaling back in bad times.
We assume there is some natural notion of scaling of a model that maintains its symmetries - e.g., increasing the number of spins in a spin lattice model while maintaining the coupling configurations.
The design criteria follow the notion of scaling down source size, lens-dimensions and kinetic electron energy for minimizing spherical aberrations to ensure a parallel coherent electron wave front.
In this article, we first propose a new fair-share scheduler by adopting the notion of scaled CPU time that reflects the performance asymmetry between different types of cores.
We therefore need to draw a distinction between two fundamentally different notions of scaling, which we will call direct scaling and programmed scaling.
