Sentence examples for scaling of requirements from inspiring English sources

If the costs of locomotion are related to the volume of active muscle, and the active muscle volume required depends on both the work and the power demanded during the push-off phase of each step (not just the net positive work), then the disproportional scaling of requirements for work and push-off power are revealing.

Several taxonomic subsets (all primates, prosimians, cercopithecoids, extinct hominins and Homo) show slopes that are statistically different from 0.75, the value expected from interspecific scaling of metabolic requirements on body mass in both mammals [ 65– 68] and primates [ 69, 70].

The Internet of Everything (IoE) solutions gradually bring every object online, and processing data in a centralized cloud does not scale to requirements of such an environment.

But effective legislation must impose stiff upfront insurance fees and mandate that regulators establish a progressive scale of capital requirements.

In this paper, we examine the scale of coordination requirements in the Rational Team Concert (RTC) project, a large-scale distributed software development with developers spread around the globe in sites in the US, Canada, and Europe.

Using a range of approximations it is possible to achieve effective linear scaling of the computational requirements of calculations with molecule size.

The built-in scaling of assembly overlap requirements by PRICE to reflect local coverage was intended to address these biases.

However, irrespective of the nature of the data collected by means of a scale close to the Likert model, another implementation of scale requirements predominates in the methodological social sciences literature: often "scales are used which are only believed to be interval-scaled" [ 49].

Experience of delivery of the intervention on a smaller scale enabled PCP to meet the majority of requirements for successful scale-up as described by Simmons et al. (2006)[ 24] and summarised by Gilson and Schneider (2010)[ 19].

This study first describes the scaling of work and power requirements for dynamically similar gaits.

The differential scaling of work and power requirements has clear parallels with jumping: in both cases, smaller animals experience greater challenges to producing the power required during contact with the ground.