Geologists also use carbon dating and other techniques to estimate the time and scale of older earthquakes.
This is referenced in the Nikolaiviertel, a large postmodernist housing estate in the centre of Berlin, which emulates the scale and style of old Berlin using the same corrugated concrete components as a suburban tower-block estate.
In addition, it would be useful to develop indicators (at local and regional scales) of older Americans' overall vulnerability to the effects of climate change.
The scale of the old stadium matched the former mythic dimensions of Ivy League football--reflected in the works of Owen Johnson and F. Scott Fitzgerald--and made the modern Princeton team appear especially puny.
This flurry of activity marks the revival, on a smaller scale, of an old New York tradition.
I focus here primarily on the higher end of the scale of the old grading system, with its seven groupings.
I sometimes think the CIA, for the wrong reasons, recognised the scale of my old friend's radical beliefs that others have been simply ignorant of.
Amusement palaces are still built on the scale of the old Coney, but inside they resemble nothing more than shopping malls with slot machines in every corner.
So many of Ms. Carey's early hits were sturdy, bombastic and slow, and even though she has successfully sped up (and lightened up) in the last decade, it often feels as if she missed the sheer scale of her old material.
Clustering around Hollywood allows each of these small units to benefit as if it had the scale of an old movie studio, but without the rigidities of the studios' wage hierarchy and unionised labour.In some cases, the ancillary services that grew up to service industrial clusters have remained in position and developed into vibrant new industries long after their original client industry has faded.
The ground-floor entrance will feature large-scale photographs of old Times Square theaters taken by Andrew Moore.
