Sentence examples for range and scale from inspiring English sources

Stoppard's plays are often big in range and scale, though this is in the intimate Dorfman Theatre.

The answer seems to be that pop aspires to the range and scale of orchestral music.

Perceptive and refined though Jansons's overview of these emotionally intricate statements was, it fell short of the ideal range and scale of their potential impact.

"As a major player in the market, the BBC has a significant impact on the overall range and scale of provision," the DCMS said in the consultation.

In this case the bind_axes command can be used to bind together any axes that should have the same range and scale.

Morrison, who has died aged 71 after suffering an oesophageal rupture, had a career in theatre, television and radio that was exceptional in its range and scale, and innovative in subject matter and dramatic form.

The bind_axes call is used to make the new axis (which has been given the name ax2, as shown below in the info output) automatically mirror the original X axis range and scaling.

Specific locations, the water depth range and scales of these landslides are shown in Table 1.

The forest types are basically broad categorization of the woody species assemblage of the park, each of them occupying a broad altitudinal ranges, and scale of that variation as 'forest stands' is wide too.

We now clear out the previous plots and display a light curve, showing how axis ranges and scales can be changed.

The scales followed previous studies on foraging ranges and scale-dependent effects in flower-visiting insects such as bees [ 43- 46].