Sentence examples for scale codification from inspiring English sources

It is literally an US-tomography, which depicts the section of a structure using a gray scale codification.

The effects of incident turbulence intensity and longitudinal integral scale on wind loads for codification are discussed.

After this morning's vote, the Center For Democracy & Technology disparaged the bill's passage: "We withdrew support for USA FREEDOM when the bill morphed into a codification of large-scale, untargeted collection of data about Americans with no connection to a crime or terrorism".

Answers to items 2 and 4 were scored on a three-point and a four-point scale, depending on the contents; answer categories and re-codification is shown in data analysis and Results sections (see tables).

On the other hand trauma registries, with the costs of data collection shared by participating hospitals, allow more appropriate codification of injury (i.e. Abbreviated Injury Scale), categorization by severity (i.e. ISS), exclude multiple admissions for the same injury, permit tracing of transfers, and capture information on post discharge deaths [e.g. [ 21]].

With codification came competition.

Not fission but "codification" killed classical Latin.

Codification continued after the Napoleonic era.

The demand for codification and, indeed, codification itself preceded the Napoleonic era (1799 1815).

They like consistency, codification and uniformity.

This memo is a codification of that agenda".