Sentence examples for scale on the ground from inspiring English sources

It would have been ideal if the authors had taken pictures 4 and 7 as well as 6 and 7 with a common guide mark (for scale) on the ground.

An important assumption underpinning the Stimson approach is that the era of large scale, boots-on-the-ground conflicts is over.

Best-practice remote sensing methods are stressed, such as careful validation of results, either by combination of remotely sensed datasets with high resolution imagery or in situ data, in order to increase accuracy and to better align the remotely sensed data to the scale of the on-the-ground processes.

Blessed with on-the-ground scale and healthy cash flows, foreign companies continue to boast active preference amongst consumers vis-à-vis local competitors, will become bigger and bigger.

Our study highlights the type and degree of threat now facing freshwater species and so demonstrates the urgency for completing an assessment of freshwater diversity, possibly down to the scale of subcatchments, to inform on-the-ground conservation action to safeguard these species.

The primary reason is that isotopes are powerful forensic recorders of dietary sources that can be spatially interpolated or explicitly linked to on-the-ground and large-scale patterns in the landscape and hydrosphere at a variety of scales.

A war-weary public likes it when politicians vow that future interventions will avoid large-scale "boots on the ground".

In these individuals, often there is a scale outbreak on the ground-level leaves on trees that have minimal scale insects on the upper leaves of the same tree (Fig. 1, bottom).

Step 4. Seismic intensity I (measured on the JMA intensity scale) at the ground surface is converted from peak ground velocity PGV by the empirical relation (Midorikawa et al., 1999) (6).

The scale was placed on the ground of the cage, and animals were trained to step on it and sit still until their weight measure was stable.

These centimeter-scale seeds browsed on the ground by the deer differ in size from the millimeter-scale seeds found in their dozens per bramble fruit (blackberries).