Sentence examples for scale period from inspiring English sources

The first of its kind to ever be deployed at scale, period.

In these structures, there were two different length scales: the larger length scale period is mainly driven by the separation between the comb part and the coil part, whereas the small length period is produced by the segregation within the comb part.

And still more significant, in came Mozart, who had all but disappeared from the conventional symphonic repertory and fallen into that of small-scale period ensembles.

It had been 25 years since a commercial channel in Great Britain had attempted a large-scale period drama along the lines of "Brideshead Revisited" or "The Jewel in the Crown".

Using a modestly scaled period-instrument orchestra and a 30-voice choir, Mr. Pearlman favored brisk tempos and lively articulation much of the time but allowed space for serenity when Monteverdi's setting suggested it (as, for example, in the Magnificat).

Trends for permafrost temperature were forecast using large-scale periods of variation in permafrost temperature.

Statistical analysis showed that Probability Density Functions (PDFs) and kurtosis have an intermittent behavior on small-scales (periods from minutes to one day) and presence of two functions on large-scales (periods from 3 to 30 days).

Between c. 5060 and 2170 Cal yr BP there were centennial-scale periods of increased wetter and colder climatic conditions.

The presence of paleosols indicate millennial-scale periods of locally wetter conditions, possibly associated with spread of "lomas" vegetation fed from coastal fog sources.

We link short-lived dust abundance peaks within sapropels S1 and S6 to centennial-scale periods of enhanced bottom-water circulation reported previously for these sapropels.

Chatters et al. (1995) identified millennia-scale periods over which freshwater conditions in the Columbia River basin varied dramatically, from 'poor for salmon' (prior to 4000 ybp) to 'optimum for salmon' (c. 2200 3500 ybp) to 'good for salmon' (last 1000 years).