Sentence examples for scales called from inspiring English sources

This practice evolved from first rendering descending scales (called rounds).

"Sorry, brother!" Mr. Scales called out the window, flashing a big smile.

Those concepts were eventually categorized under the two scales called yo and in.

On the dorsal side of the neck are two groups of bony scales called scutes.

High inter-item reliability across the rating scales called for their combination into a composite measure of attractiveness.

A super-accurate set of scales, called a Kibble balance, can measure mass to an accuracy of about one part per billion by using a fixed value of h, which scientists have already measured extremely precisely.

The financial and logistical constraints of covering vast spatial and temporal scales call for concerted efforts among our combined virologic, ecologic, and genetic expertise.

Psychologists measure curiosity using a scale called Need for Cognition (NFC).

A distinctive adaptation on a large scale, called the extended metropolis, is emerging in some areas.

Recently, a pain assessment scale called "full cup test" (FCT) has been suggested for pain evaluation.

Global Drug Survey did this by developing a new (and as yet unvalidated scale) called the Net Pleasure Index.