Sentence examples similar to op scale from inspiring English sources

Satisfaction was measured by asking the workers how they rated their satisfaction with the intervention as a whole and it's individual components (questionnaire, physical performance tests, counselling by the OP) on a scale from 0 (not satisfied) to 10 (very satisfied).

Getting the right balance of structure and culture is important for co-ops working at scale too.

I am a survivor of the 1986 OP Pro full-scale riot and have something to say after [Sunday] night's downtown melee.

Mendelssohn's Song without Words Op 109 suited the scale of Meneses's playing more comfortably, but it was Pires's solo account of Brahms's Three Intermezzi Op 117 that stood apart from the rest of the evening.

Photothermal OCT is capable of measuring laser-induced variation in op on the nanometer scale in scattering objects such as human tissues [ 24– 27].

Our pilot project proposes a 'Micro-Agro' co-op at the village scale that overlooks system implementation and facilitates residential and agricultural land redistribution.

The distribution of the scores showed that 60% of the OPs had a positive scale score and 34% had negative scores.

Epidemiologic studies attempting to assess exposures to oxidant-weighted PM should focus on capturing variation in OP on smaller spatial scales (0 100 m) than typically used for routine ambient monitoring networks.

In major grain production regions, support farmer co-ops and large-scale crop producing households in building storage facilities with drying equipment.

Piano Sonata in B flat Op 106 In its sheer scale, density of thought and technical requirements, the Hammerklavier presents a more severe test of a pianist's capabilities than any other of Beethoven's 32 piano sonatas.

He says they do not bear the full amount of eco costs that the big six do, however neither does the Co-Op benefit from economies of scale.