Sentence examples for popularity scale from inspiring English sources
And he will continue to hover somewhere near bedbugs on the popularity scale.
Now, it's open to debate where the B.C.S. ranks on the popularity scale, but chances are, it would beat David Stern, too.
The good news is that it's not necessary to have loads of friends or to rank high on the popularity scale to feel good about yourself, researchers have found.
Soon after, the paradigm started to shift as friends began to trump parents on the popularity scale.
By testing small batches in the restaurants, the company could gauge popularity and scale up production accordingly.
For this reason, continuous unit operations such as dry granulation are gaining in popularity since scale-up is facilitated by the transferability of small-scale data.
Amongst other approaches, methods based on plotting so-called propensity scales (Nakai et al., 1988) have enjoyed long-standing popularity; with scales mirroring one or more amino acid properties, such as hydrophobicity (Hopp and Woods, 1981) or electronegativity.
This popularity was scaled in 1787 when it was brought to operatic stage.
(Early on, he declares, "If you rated my popularity on a scale of 1 to 10, with 1 being the lowest and 10 being the highest, it would be zero").
Google gives a relative estimate about search popularity on a scale of 0-100.
