Sentence examples for scales of one from inspiring English sources

The present work also suggests that rapid SV changes can occur on time scales of one year or less, placing an upper limit on the electrical conductivity of the mantle (Alexandrescu et al., 1999).

If we're talking scales of one to 10, though, we've made videos that are minus 10, and we've paid a lot of money for them.

Passionate argument and reasoned judgment, he warned, were being driven to the margins by scales of one to four stars, by opposed thumbs and sound bites.

It is found that the majority of catchments show temporal clustering at the 5% significance level for low thresholds and time scales of one to a few years.

Nine intestines were checked for the presence of Trichomonadidae and one Rough-tailed Sand Boa was positive on Tetratrichomonas sp. Mites from family Macronyssidae (Ophionyssus natricis) were present under the scales of one Boa Constrictor and ticks (Amblyomma sp).

Asked last week how democratic Burma was on a scale of one to 10, she answered "on the way to one".

In laminar situations, it is revealed that the model is able to predict accurately autoignition time scales of one-dimensional hydrogen enriched flames.

The service scores each simulation on scale of one to five (including half numbers).

Scientists studying the horses rate their body condition on a scale of one (excellent) to five (very poor), based mainly on estimated weight and muscle tone.

"If it were on a scale of one to ten, I don't think it's even on that scale," she said.

Based on the reviews, Glassdoor scores companies on a scale of one to five with an average score of 3.2 for the over 250,000 companies measured.