Sentence examples for scale of the phenomenon from inspiring English sources

The main difference between then and now is the sheer scale of the phenomenon.

But serving Conservative ministers have voiced scepticism about the scale of the phenomenon.

And yet the Stoogeum is almost revelatory about the scale of the phenomenon if not its cause; it sent me reeling back to the DVDs.

Adam Ondra, the 19-year-old Czech who currently tops the table, has scored almost 12,000 in the past 12 months.Even that underestimates the scale of the phenomenon.

Dr Semiletov's team published a study in 2010 estimating that the methane emissions from this region were in the region of 8 million tons a year but the latest expedition suggests this is a significant underestimate of the true scale of the phenomenon.

Thus, a proper over-sampling related to the time scale of the phenomenon of interest is needed for a correct application of the methods.

Such long waves reflect the scale of the phenomena that generate tsunamis.

We stress that these important metrics are very challenging to measure in vivo because of the small spatial scale of the phenomena involved and the fact that biopsies do not provide dynamical information in time, but only a fixed.

If indicators are to be used effectively in management, it is necessary that we know the relevant scale(s), so that the scale of management actions matches the scale of the phenomena being measured (Hobbs 1998).

"The professional and fine-art applications of the camera are so minuscule statistically that the scale of this phenomenon has become the motivation".

Data from the Office for National Statistics shows the scale of this phenomenon: around a quarter of young adults in the UK are living with mum and dad, the highest number since records began in 1996.