Sentence examples for scale upon which from inspiring English sources

Monica Lewinsky could very well be the internet's first humiliated woman – at least on the kind of national and international scale upon which scandals now so simply exist.

This, given the scale upon which such events occur, would have seemed tantamount to the denial of a sexual holocaust, happening annually".

The blockscale is defined as the scale upon which the spatially variable flow field is homogenized (e.g. the numerical grid block).

The other thing to remember is the time scale upon which change happens.

That is to say that our words should be just as accurate as the scale upon which we weigh our purchases.

Tenth percentile scores indicate the lowest rating on the Likert scale upon which at least 90% of participants agreed, and 25th percentile scores indicate 75% agreement.

The meteorology of Saturday evening's event was complex, involving multiple scales upon which moisture and energy became focused, laserlike, over Ellicott City.

In this regard, fitness function of every solution is scaled, upon which its survival probability is calculated.

Among mammals, felids have unusual musculoskeletal scaling upon which we have cast new light.

Moreover, our results support the idea proposed by Emerson [ 42] that it would seem likely that the time-scale upon which the pedigree rate converges to the evolutionary rate is very much shorter than the timescale which Ho et al. [ 9] have focused on.

The pilot study was part of a larger cross-sectional study of the association between the neighbourhood environment and health behaviour in older people, a second objective of the pilot being to inform the analysis of the national study by understanding the different scales upon which various environmental features operated for older adults.