Sentence examples for scaling of one from inspiring English sources
The results demonstrated that the fractal scaling of one hand's ITI was strongly correlated to that of the other hand, and this complexity matching effect was stronger in the bimanual condition than in the interpersonal condition.
Lateral chromatic aberration can be corrected with a linear scaling of one image, but the precise strength of the effect must first be measured.
Asked last week how democratic Burma was on a scale of one to 10, she answered "on the way to one".
Furthermore, we describe how the theory of Brownian motion provides the scaling of one-sided diffusive passage times with respect to mucus viscosity and layer depth, and under reasonable caveats, one can also prescribe passage time scaling due to heterogeneity in viscosity and layer depth.
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.
On a scale of one to five!
On a scale of one to nine, just how true?
About eight, on a scale of one to 10.
