Sentence examples for scale reads from inspiring English sources
The phrase "scale reads" is correct and usable in written English
It is used to describe what is shown on a scale, like a thermometer, balance, weighing machine, etc. For example: "The scale reads 16 ounces, indicating a healthy weight for the sample."
This book though, with its depth of insight into extremes of shallowness, and its human scale, reads like a minor classic of our times.
When I step on a scale, the scale reads how much gravity is acting on my body.
Turn the dial until the ohm scale reads zero, to calibrate it, then conduct your actual test.
Then, if on race day, you find that the official scale reads differently than yours, and your car is over weight, simply take off a head (or bring extras to put on if your car is under weight).
The scale read 251 pounds, 20 pounds below that of her last weigh-in.
She had hoped Spot would break 1,400 pounds on his way to a prize, but the scale read 1,393.
For a magnificent medley of works produced over many years, some on a huge scale, read Stephen T. Johnson's "A Is for Art: An Abstract Alphabet," one of this year's winners of a New York Times Best Illustrated Children's Books Award.
The scale read "22 pounds, 5 ounces"–one ounce bigger than George Perry's record fish.
The nonlinearity expressed as maximum deviation from the desired response is within ±0.6% of full scale reading.
The choice of replication model impacts the ability of the data store to scale read and write requests.
First, a connection can be set to read-only from the master, which removes the data-stores' ability to scale read requests.
