Sentence examples for scale of the drop from inspiring English sources

The scale of the drop was so spectacular that this year drugs officials were bracing for a significant reversal.

But the scale of the drop could not be explained by one-off factors alone, suggesting genuine weakness in German industry.

Total UK sales = 203,234 Most acts today would kill to sell 200,000 albums, but it's the scale of the drop that is significant here.

A big enough bust could rattle financial markets around the world.Just how much trouble to expect depends on the scale of the drop.

City analysts believe sales are likely to be hit, but that the scale of the drop is difficult to assess until the government reveals the level of the tax.

The expected scale of the potential drop associated with this structure, on the order of the electron temperature, may prove insufficient to explain most of the observations.

The FAO price index for meats has been declining since the early 1990's, but the scale of the price drop in 1998 is adversely affecting the meat industries, particularly of pigmeat, in both the United States and Europe.

Sufficient spatial and temporal resolution in simulation reveals the multi-scale interaction of the drop-scale Marangoni effect with the sub-drop-scale local interfacial convection.

It has been assumed that the correlation time of turbulent fluctuations across the viscous drops is so small compared to the time scale of drop deformation, that the turbulent fluctuation can be considered as a white-noise process.

However, if we assume that the observations are those which represent the uniform part of the stress field over the length scale of the mainshock rupture and stress drop is the average stress drop, then the average deviatoric stress on the mainshock fault can be obtained on the same length scale.

In stark contrast to the preliminary drafts produced between January and April 1942, which foregrounded the sociological and psychological work of the survey, the final version issued on 8 April emphasized the data generated on the physical scale of the German attacks – tonnage dropped, area intensity, and the corresponding human and material casualties that had resulted.