For users, the Eatery app is almost deceptively simple: You use it take a photo of what you're eating, grade it on a scale of "fit to fat," and give your rating to others' meals as well.
To measure the market orientation of the respondents, we modified the original Narver and Slater's (1990) scale to fit the context of the Ontario agri-food industry.
The participants were asked not to alter the display of the images, which were scaled to fit the screen of the monitors.
This can be easily scaled to fit the skills of children of any age group.
34 For comparison, we also graphed the heart rate component of MEWS, scaled to fit our results, with each MEWS point set equal to 25% excess risk.
To give a better graphical display, the length of the ranking vectors can be scaled to fit the position of the items.
The scale of it fit what Rockefeller would later dub "catalytic bigness," something so oversize that it would not only keep Lower Manhattan vibrant (and Rockefeller's property values high) but also inspire other development to follow -- and thus ensure that New York remained a critical global hub for international trade.
The scale of deformation fits well with the predictions of the Chase model.
Images of gels were scaled to fit the page dimensions.
Wag Evans manufactured a full-size and two miniature versions (the last of differing scales) of Gabriel, fitting the larger car with belt-driven electric motors, a folding roof, upholstered interior, and a remote control mechanism.
Easily the best thing this year was Tchaikovsky's rarely seen stage epic on the life and death of Joan of Arc, "The Maid of Orleans," scaled down to fit the circumstances of the Theater Royal by a miracle of compression in the production.
