Sentence examples for scale drop from inspiring English sources

Three casks with size proportion of 1 1, 1 1/2.5, and 1 1/5 are respectively simulated to explore the size effect in small scale drop tests.

Studies on oxyfuel combustion on a pilot-scale furnace and a laboratory scale drop tube furnace are presented and compared with computational fluid dynamics (CFD) predictions.

You pick out which recipe you want on the app and then place a bowl on the bluetooth connected scale, drop in each ingredient until the app says you have added enough into the bowl and follow along with the instructions to make the perfect cake, cookies or whatever else you desire.

Hibbard also alleged the show misrepresented how much time had passed - it was often more than a week - and encouraged contestants to exercise while severely injured and diet by dehydration to make the numbers on the scale drop dramatically.

In the video, she revealed that she's always been a perfectionist and felt rewarded when she saw the number on the scale drop, often running 10k races and depriving herself of food to see it happen.

The scale drops suddenly in the next gallery, which is filled with small, framed, black-and-white text-and-image works from the Eighties.

As a result, efficient channel equalization techniques prove to be instrumental to combat intersymbol interference (ISI) in order to avoid large scale drops in system performance.

Eidelman et al. showed in a landmark study that approximately one-third of patients with sepsis had a Glasgow coma scale less than 12 and that alteration of alertness and consciousness was an independent prognosis factor, increasing mortality rate up to 63% when Glasgow coma scale drops below 8 [1].

Similarly, the percentage who rated their chances of voting as a 9 or 10 on a 1-10 scale dropped ten points (from 69%to59%9%).

Eidelman et al. showed in a landmark study that approximately one-third of patients with sepsis had a Glasgow coma scale less than 12 and that alteration of alertness and consciousness was an independent prognosis factor, increasing mortality rate up to 63% when Glasgow coma scale drops below 8 [ 1].

"The predictions of a full-scale drop in New York will not happen".