Sentence examples for scaled stages from inspiring English sources

For each plant, we scaled stages 1.04 through 1.10 to a relative developmental timeframe of 0 through 1. Relative time at absolute time Ti was calculated as (Ti − T1.04) / (T1.10 – T1.04), which puts each plant on the same developmental timescale.

For secondary growth stages within the BBCH scale, stages between 70 to 80 are described as a percentage of fruit growth, with stage 71 having 10% of final fruit weight, to stage 79 having 90% of final fruit weight.

At one point, dancers scaling the stage floor by scooting on their backs are mirrored, at a 90-degree angle, by upright dancers.

The level of injury was scaled in three stages: mild, moderate and severe.

In early sections, the application of the PTC method to a large-scale stage is introduced.

Its sorest lack at the moment is an auditorium for large-scale stage productions, mainly of opera.

Goulding, Thursday night's headliner, is also a consummate performer – her saccharine pop sounding euphoric on such a large-scale stage.

RPCC recently submitted a Communitybuilders application and will know by early February if it will receive a first large-scale stage of funding from them.

The aforementioned factors — a converging air pattern, piles of moisture and explosive instability — set the large scale stage for significant flooding.

A massive projection screen showing artfully stylised visuals and pulsing hyperspace starfields is arena-show standard but otherwise there is a distinct lack of large-scale staging gimmicks.

Reza Abdoh, an Iranian-born creator of innovative large-scale stage spectacles known for their visual flamboyance and ferocious energy, died yesterday at his home in Manhattan.