Sentence examples for scale by which from inspiring English sources

A nanometer, one-billionth of a meter, is the scale by which individual molecules are measured.

They are indeed the scale by which we can best ascend to the true knowledge and love of him".

The price system provides a simple scale by which competing demands may be weighed by every consumer or producer.

He's clearly had to shrink expectations to a size far more human than the larger-than-life scale by which he once measured his ambition.

When people invoke culture in the Romney manner, what they are really invoking is a scale by which humanity may be ranked from totally dysfunctional to totally awesome.

She apparently was booked at about $1,000 an hour, placing her in the middle of the seven-diamond scale by which the prostitutes were paid up to $4,300 an hour.

First, it includes the words large-scale, by which I mean significant relative to the level of TV viewing.

In the 18th century, French philosophers and mathematicians were engaged in a grand project to establish scales by which everything could be measured, from devising a standard system of weights to measuring internal movements of emotion.

The update operation requires two complex multiplies (one to compute the error and one to evaluate the gradient), two additions and the scaling by, which can be simplified if it is restricted to powers of two.

A unique characteristic of absolute amplitude TC-PCT is the feasibility of intensity scaling by which the tomogram can be modified to show the regions of a specific band of PT amplitudes.

When the mean is infinite, no natural scale exists by which to gauge measurements.