Sentence examples for predictable scale from inspiring English sources
Salaried workers dutifully pay their taxes on a predictable scale year after year -- whether they be in the form of state income taxes.
We considered eight landscape pattern metrics for which predictable scaling functions have been reported, and compared the subpixel estimates provided by those scaling functions (when fitted to the metric values for different ranges of spatial resolution above the pixel level) with the true value of the metric at the subpixel resolution.
However, the opposite was the case for several of the metrics for which a predictable scaling behaviour had been previously described.
One major attraction of using counter current chromatography is predictable scale-up of the process from test tube analytical scale to pilot/process scale.
Mammals show a predictable scaling relationship between limb bone size and body mass.
Unlike the normal, in which there is a highly predictable time scale for change, an apparent delay or interruption of maturation may be of importance in lesions that persist and ultimately evolve into hepatocullular carcinoma.
The other main teaching union, the NUT, which with the NASUWT represents around 90% of rank-and-file teachers, has argued that predictable pay scales are one of the main attractions for new entrants to the profession.
There are predictable economies of scale: joint purchasing now covers 70% of the parts bought by both companies.
We hypothesized that if geophysical factors are an important driver of biodiversity then the diversity patterns of both common and rare species in eastern North America should be predictable from large scale geological patterns.
It allows you to focus on tightening up your processes in a small-scale, predictable environment before a larger rollout.
