Sentence examples for scale grew from inspiring English sources

Its scale grew large only in the early 14th century, when it began to be used in decorating the retable (ornamental panel behind an altar).

For the next forty-five minutes, as a cool blue night gradually lowered itself over downtown, I walked around looking for the truck, first on the street where I was sure I'd parked, then on the nearest cross streets, and then in a grid whose scale grew ever larger and more ludicrous.

Since our loudness scale grew in discrete, 5 dB increments, we employ the exact-partial likelihood method to handle multiple arousals at each sound intensity [50].

And as scale grows, secrecy shrinks.

THE microfinance industry — bankers to the poor — faces a paradox of scale, growing large in some ways but remaining small in others.

None of the growing facilities in the US feel like modern, industrial scale growing operations, whereas if you look at the medical marijuana program in Canada it's a modern program built for industrial scale".

In addition, the morphology of the hard rutile scale grown on the implant surface increases nanoroughness (Fig. 4).

The limitation of this scheme is that GA suffers from exponential time increase if the network's scale grows.

However, the time required to construct the candidate topology set greatly increases as the network scale grows.

The urban farms started at a small scale, growing mostly greens, and not at the rate needed to supply the whole of Havana.

However, this could be changed if we take transaction costs, which may increase while the economics of scale grow, into consideration.