He is, of course, using the Fahrenheit scale in which water freezes at 32°.
The index is based on a scale in which the average opinions of 1985 are equal to 100.
They were also single dwellings, which is usually the most expensive scale in which to achieve zero carbon.
Now imagine that task on a larger scale, in which tens of thousands of books are digitized within months.
On a scale in which 100 is the midpoint between pessimism and optimism, Russians in late 1998 racked up a 58.
In the days since, debate has grown over the manner and scale in which clubs cherry-pick young players from clubs, with England sides receiving particular criticism.
Private Peaceful is a small-scale story in essence, which works efficiently on the non-epic scale in which it's presented.
First he dug a trench, one-thirty-second scale, in which to inter five boxes of nonbiodegradable Airfix knights, swords and lances bristling rank after rank.
The U.S. government ranks language proficiency on a zero-to-five scale, in which five is the equivalent of a native speaker.
Such maps reveal that the world may be broken down into regions of continental scale in which a given component is either increasing or decreasing.
The example of the United States serves as a reminder that these ideas exist on a three-dimensional scale, in which differentiation is often tricky.
