Sentence examples for scale built from inspiring English sources

Thus the tetrachords c d e f and g a b c′ form the scale built on c.

"A new semiconductor factory at world scale built from scratch is about $4.5 billion — in the United States.

(He weighs his goats on a scale built for pigs, an animal that Islam proscribes as food. A pig decoration on the scale had been scratched out).

Apparently one of the common rites of passage in myrmecology is the measuring of ants, in particular the heads of ants, which can be done by holding an ant in forceps steady under a stereomicroscope and judging its size with a scale built into the scope's eye piece.

His ideas have utility and minimal scale built in; filming the music video for "Czech One," he and the director flew from New York to L.A. to London in three days, to produce a montage of grainy transitional tricks that toy with time and distance between the cities.

The corresponding musical scale, built on the 12th root of 4, is called the hyperoctave.

This scale builds on the Moos (1973) framework which assesses relationships, personal growth, and system management in schools.

The PaPaS Scale builds on the taxonomy of Together for Short Lives, formerly ACT [ 5] and underscores that PPC is not limited to end-of-life care.

The possibility of adopting evidence theory as a general tool of UQ analysis for large-scale built up structures is investigated with an algorithm that can alleviate the computational difficulties.

Multiparametric analysis including physiological parameters could be useful to have a more objective evaluation of pain in the NICU compared to scales built on external-evaluation.

Mike Krieger, who famously carried a laptop with him everywhere he went as Burbn scaled, built the startup while on a H1B visa from Brazil.