Sentence examples for precisely scale from inspiring English sources

Finer-scale temporal analyses of CMGs to precisely scale the relative contributions of human and insect transmission to their movement dynamics will require further extensive sampling in the SWIO region.

The artists combine the conventions of architectural presentation -- the use of projected shadow to give three-dimensionality to precisely scaled elevation drawings -- with a highly realistic watercolor technique.

These are used for drawing precisely scaled blueprints and building plans.

More precisely, large-scale statistical and graphics software engineering was invented, and computer processing speed and capacity vastly increased [121].

A heavier boot with a thick sole makes it more difficult to move your feet precisely when scaling rocks.

The measure of how credible – on its own terms – people find Martin's alternative history is precisely the phenomenal scale of its popularity.

Because of the uncertainties of climate change and the variables of mitigation measures, it is impossible to rank nations precisely on a scale of risk, Mr. Neefjes said.

In reality, the setback is on a more modest scale precisely because Mr Corbyn has made a point of championing the virtue of honest disagreement.

But one day last week, after I put the scale precisely one inch away from the chipped floor tile, then slipped a penny under its right corner and stood near the front of it, the scale inexplicably said I weighed four pounds more than usual.

Nanostructured surfaces are surface architectures with lateral features of size 1 100 nm, precisely the size scale of biological molecules, e.g. proteins.

One of the ultimate tasks for stencil lithography is the ability to fabricate arrays of structures with controlled dimensions on the nanometer scale precisely positioned on a suitable surface.