Sentence examples for relation of scale from inspiring English sources

If the equation in Figure 1 for the relation of scale with efficiency were applied, the cost per sex worker served by the second batch programmes in 2004 2005 would have decreased by 21% to INR 576 (US$ 11.90) at the 2002 2003 constant INR/US$.

Based on inclusion relation of subsets of attributes and coarse relation of scales of attributes, multi-layered granulations and stratified rough set approximations in multi-scale decision tables are shown from the perspective of granular computing.

In the future we feel it will be useful to further restrict availability of particular terms and relations, depending on the literature under curation, so that for example, the relation connected_to is the only one available for use when annotating the relation of scales to the body of fishes.

When GPA is included in the regression equation as an additional predictor, the relation of the scale HAM-Nat-BPC to academic success remains virtually unchanged (compare Table 3 and Table 5).

Our findings compare action and no-action alternatives to illustrate the use of multiple-scale "step-down" analysis for understanding the relation of broad-scale policy to the feasibility and impact of local management.

Formalisation of contextual knowledge requires (1) description of the semantics of object levels in relation to scale, (2) definition of objects and attributes and their relation to higher and lower level objects, and (3) the knowledge inferred from the objects and its inclusion in the database.

We present a novel regional approach to automatically differentiate between fluvial and glacial mountain landscapes based on the relation of multi-scale curvature and drainage area.

9 The relation of allometrically scaled clearance versus age was best described with an Emax model thus allowing the capture of the maturation of sirolimus clearance.

An earlier section of this article discussed the variation of heights in relation to scale and space.

How does chemistry translate into the transmission and loss of information in relation to scale?

For example, early on, he refers to "the haphazard combination of different scalings in the distinct reactions …" or the "transmission and loss of information in relation to scale... ........ without first defining what he means by 'scale' (or scaling) and elaborating on how measurement models that conform to the input-output paradigm actually reveal scaling.