Sentence examples for scale expanded from inspiring English sources
Along with the planting scale expanded to 120 thousand hectares, Yunnan province became a well-known cultivation base of C. arabica in the world.
Open image in new window Fig. 1 Mass spectra of Shengli-CGO from positive- and negative-ion ESI FT-ICR MS. Insets show the mass scale expanded mass spectra.
Similarly, model 4(D) supports hypothesis 2.3: the variable of family intentions was significantly positive, while the coefficient of the interaction between family intentions and scale was significantly negative, indicating that the positive effect of family intentions of business owners on business performance decreased as firm scale expanded.
The scale expanded upon previous versions of the DISC [ 6, 18] and upon further work by our group examining areas of life where discrimination may be personally experienced, followed by focus groups and cognitive - debriefing interviews.
Symptoms were assessed with the Brief Psychiatric Rating Scale Expanded (BPRS-E [ 11]), the Global Assessment of Functioning Scale (GAF, [ 12], the Scale for the Assessment of Negative Symptoms (SANS [ 13], Munich version [ 14], the Hamilton Depression Scale (HAMD, [ 15], and the Montgomery Asberg Depression Rating Scale (MADRS, [ 16].
Golub later came around to New York School aesthetics of materials and scale, expanding on the compact images of beefy, ravaged men that he had painted in the fifties.
The ballet's lovers do not act like the silly little birds of the songs: the metaphors are on a grander scale, expanding a lover's sense of doubt into a general atmosphere of sadness or reticence.
The storm out of the window becomes "general all over Ireland," all over the globe, all over the universe; as the scale expands, the human world, lately so all-consuming, recedes.
"And I felt that there were ways of opening it up that didn't have anything to do with scope and scale, expanding it through detail, through broadening the secondary characters, through utilizing the television medium and just through the camerawork and the editing".
However, between about 2006 and 2011, Blackboard management seemingly turned most of its focus to scale, expanding into new product categories and ramping up its acquisition strategy.
Can such approaches, if successful on a small scale, expand to free significant numbers of today's trapped postdocs--or at least of trapped postdocs with the right to stay permanently in the United States?
