Sentence examples for on a conventional scale from inspiring English sources

Although this technique is highly similar to conventional scale milling, the great reduction in dimensions (a scale of around 40/1) means that cutting phenomena and mechanisms appear that are hardly ever encountered on a conventional scale.

If Egypt followed the same path, the explosion would not be on a conventional scale.

But it is silly to judge what she does on any conventional scale of artistic quality, although she is off the chart when it comes to charismatic coolness.

Both men paint on a more conventional scale, too.

They're talking points that ensure you get attention, but not for how you score on a conventional prettiness scale.

However, when those earlier data are replotted on a conventional logarithmic scale, it also showed a near-linear increase in pFs (FFA) similar to that presented here.

In the ARFI technique, the shear waves exciting the target tissue are generated inside a fixed-size (1 x 0.5 cm) region of interest (ROI), placed at the choice of the operator on a conventional gray-scale ultrasound (US) image.

On a conventional gray-scale US image (oblique scan including the right kidney and the lowest portion of the right lobe of the liver), acoustic push pulses (curved lines) are generated together with the main US beam.

Preference-based index measures generate an overall scores on the conventional scale in which 0.00 is assigned to dead and 1.00 is assigned to perfect health.

When the race began, Clinton, who has always been a better office-holder than a campaigner, might have anticipated a clash of ideas and personalities on the conventional scale, against, say, Jeb Bush or Marco Rubio.

Or, one might conclude that he simply doesn't fit on the conventional scale because of his inconsistency.