Sentence examples for scale to express from inspiring English sources

"You don't need a large scale to express the beauty of clay, glazes and shapes".

Both artists worked on a grand scale to express the power of nature.

In this paper, we use an asymmetrical scale (Saaty's 1 9 scale) to express the decision makers' preference information instead of the symmetrical scale that is found in a HFPR, and we introduce a new preference structure that is known as the hesitant multiplicative preference relation (HMPR).

Patients answer each question on a seven-point scale to express the degree of disability from 1 (maximum impairment) to 7 (no impairment).

The DMIST likelihood rating is a seven-point scale to express the confidence of the diagnosis, and ranges from definitely not cancer to definitely cancer [ 3, 11, 12].

Fisher-normalized values were transformed back to pairwise distances using a logarithmic scale to express two-tailed p-values around the normal distribution, then scaling the results to the interval [0,2].

Elgar can use limpid scales to express innocence, but at anguished climaxes — in the opening movement of the First Symphony or the Rondo of the Second — the distortion approaches Expressionism.

Not only should they use numerical scales to express diagnostic certainty, they must also learn to interpret an ever-growing array of quantitative imaging parameters [ 3].

The length (mm) of recruits was converted to the same scale used to express sediment particle size (i.e. phi units: ϕ = − log2 of sediment particle size).

Whenever there is a wide variation in a measure, a scale suitable to express it clearly and simply, but reliably, is warranted -- and routinely used.

He used multiple scale approximation to express the equation of motion in a nonlinear homogeneous integrodifferential form and then related the active force function to the local wavenumber which is a function of the BM displacement.