Sentence examples for scale quite from inspiring English sources

Nor does it benefit from its scale: quite the opposite, in fact.

Amateur photographers may not need 10-megapixel images, but these high-resolution snaps scale quite easily into poster-size prints and other photographic indulgences.

Now, two development projects, on a scale quite unprecedented for the area, are providing a different angle to exploring the location.

However, the aforementioned proposals may scale quite poorly: They have to be implemented by the administrators of each and every website (or CA).

A recent study of 276 patients with lung cancer who were interviewed within the first months after diagnosis, among whom a majority had stage I or II disease, found that more than 1 in 5 patients rated pain within the prior week at the highest levels on the scale ("quite a bit" and "very much") [30].

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"It is full of small-scale, quite fussy decoration.

Hence, graphene membrane based pressure sensors can in principle be scaled quite aggressively in size.

So as you can see, the game scales quite well across all six screens the only "glitch" occurs when text gets cut off at the bezel of the TV.

The one-inch per gallon rule you may have heard is a rule of thumb that scales quite poorly to smaller or larger tanks.

The perceived state of health was determined according to Likert's five-step scale (good, quite good, fair, rather poor and poor).