Sentence examples for scales equally from inspiring English sources

In the current study, we use 11 temporal rates equally spaced on a logarithmic axis from 4 to 125 Hz in both upward and downward directions, and 11 spectral scales equally spaced on a logarithmic axis from 0.25 to 8 cycles/octave.

The BPI also includes a series of numerical rating scales (equally ranging from 0 to 10) to assess the extent that pain interferes with general activity, mood, walking, sleep, work, relationship with others and life enjoyment (from 0: does not interfere, to 10: complete interference).

But the attention to detail at Givenchy is, on its own smaller scale, equally thorough.

But whereas most critics are really interested only in the difference between good movies and great movies, Tarantino finds the other end of the scale equally fascinating.

All data were normalised for min/max counts based on exact radiopharmaceutical injection dose; radiopharmaceutical signal from bladders was masked and all images were scaled equally.

Voronoi polygons and polyhedra are less well known, but scale equally well across phylogenetic, spatial and temporal dimensions.

Although progress in sequencing technologies still continues at an exponential pace, individuals who analyze the data do not scale equally well.

According to Proposition 1, the fluxes v p and v a scale equally, so we can set efflux v a to an arbitrary (positive) value.

bIt is important to note that we do not assume the scales all scale equally or that an average score of 3.5 on one scale will necessarily indicate a greater problem than a score of 4 on another scale.

The analyses were performed using nonparametric metho-dology because the Likert-type choices on the surveys were ordinal, and there is no guarantee that students perceive the difference between intervals on the point scale equally (e.g., Excellent and Very Good may not be the same distance to a student as the distance from Very Good and Good).

Temporal scales are equally important in a framework for considering mis-matches of scale, and tend to be even more subjective as they relate to the memory or persistence of particular actions.