Sentence examples for point of scale from inspiring English sources

McCabe reckons publishers must get smaller: "On the point of scale the absolute revenues in the digital world will be much softer and lower than the print world.

"We have crossed a point of scale where we have to spread things across lots of small machines to be cost effective".

As we assume that the pressure at the point of scale formation (i.e. in the geothermal plant) is relatively low (<20 bar), we neglect any potential effect of pressure on mixing.

The point of scales and exercises, ultimately, is to help our fingers/voices acquire the precision they need in order to produce the interpretation we hear in our heads/hearts.

Staffing costs were estimated as mid point of scales given in the UK literature (Netten et al, 2001).

In addition, a 0 100 point VAS is used in the EQ-5D with the endpoints 'Best imaginable health state' (point 100 of scale) and 'Worst imaginable health state' (point 0 of scale).

It tended to decrease the points of communication scale, sociability scale and psychological scale (PGC Morale Scale) accordingly to elevate the threshold.

In addition, the advantage of an openness operator is the ability to accurately extract the extreme points of scales with varying levels of detail.

This efficient assessment device consisted of one scale where each dimension is related to at each point of the scale.

And what is the point of the scale?

Again, we compared the proportion correct for the last point of each scale.