Sentence examples for scale of applied from inspiring English sources

The inset shows a plot of resistance changes, which range from a small scale of applied pressure to 5 kPa.

The Ministry of Justice says "client choice" must disappear to ensure the new generation of legal aid criminal defence contracts are large enough to enable economies of scale to apply.

The measured value must be a Scale Value of the Scale of the applied measure.

His commitments are welcome in the context of the scale of cuts applied across all government departments.

At the large scale of observation applied here, population trends could not be explained by the proportional increase of younger forest age classes (<40 years old and <80 years old, respectively).

Note that in the single diode case, translation of the cell is apparent over the time scale of the applied stretching forces.

Dynamic equations on time scales have been a component of applied analysis on measure chains to describe the processes that feature both continuous and discrete elements [2 6].

Li et al. ([2008a]) developed an inexact stochastic quadratic programming model to handle nonlinear cost objective functions reflecting the effects of economies of scale and applied it to a case of long-term waste-management planning.

Quantitative abundance estimates of surface-dwelling megafauna and biotic sediment features associated with burrowing megafauna were derived from video images using the Automated Benthic Image-Scaling System (ABISS), a novel method of applying scale to images collected by ROVs.

The scaling factor is the amount of scaling applied to the values for each array to make its intensity mean equal to a pre-specified value, which is called Target intensity value (TGT); the default value is usually 100.

Note that a 10−4 factor of magnitude scale is applied in the local profiles of Hall and Pedersen conductivities.