Sentence examples for scaling relative from inspiring English sources

To understand this rapid scaling relative to other landmark consumer electronics, consider this: It took 38 years for the radio to reach an audience of 50 million consumers, 13 years for television, four years for the Internet, but only two years for the iPhone.

They're hoping to have these things available city-wide in metropolitan areas, with their density scaling relative to the city's population.

Peak attenuations were measured in the methyl region of the spectrum, by scaling relative to the spectrum collected for the weakest gradient, using the dual-mode feature of Bruker XwinNMR, and hydrodynamic radii were extracted using the dioxane hydrodynamic radius (2.12 Å) as an internal reference.

Branching Porites colonies were notably more structurally complex at the 4 cm scale, relative to massive Porites colonies of the same size, though relatively high contour distances were also observed in the latter (Fig. 5; Supplementary Table S5).

Well, I mean, these are scaled relative to each other.

Note the compressed vertical scale (relative to Fig. 1), reflecting the miniscule error for all settings.

Importantly, the striatal PEs are scaled relative to memory strength rather than the expected trial outcome.

What's interesting about these orders is not just their existence but their scale relative to each other.

Animals often use their environment at spatial scales relative to their body-size, for example spatial refugia from predators3.

In brief, all values scaled relative to the median of the negative (0.1% DMSO, (v/v)) control wells.

These branches form at precise locations along the primary bronchus that scale relative to the size of the organ.