Sentence examples for scale shifted from inspiring English sources
In essence, the Kelvin scale is the Celsius (°C) temperature scale shifted by 273.15 degrees (because the triple point of water is actually 0.01 °C), with the same size unit of temperature.
One of the things about the book is that the scale shifts very dramatically; you're in a very narrow pinhole" – an individual's story – "and then in something much larger, and you go back and forth.
In the Oval Room scale shifts to big, the figures become mostly full-length and life-size and, with the Velázquez as the still point, the remaining six works form a series of dialogues.
A forecast that has not materialized so far is large scale shifting of employees to public exchanges by private companies.
This crucial passage in evolutionary theory, which has to do with scale shifting, is perhaps difficult to grasp and hold.
For instance, a linear combination of 2D GHMs may form geometric moments that are invariant to scale, shift, and rotation of a pattern [48, 49].
Scale shifting future gardens where the things from our present are the relics of our past.
However, the spectrum is complicated by scale shifting and is also full of noise.
Many residents doubted this official explanation however, with one saying "We don't practice large-scale shifting agriculture in our region".
In the second wave, bigger U.S. institutions such as Columbia, Harvard and Brown University divest, and in doing so trigger the third wave of divestment, global divestment and, potentially, the wide-scale shifting of social and market norms.
