Sentence examples for seems to scale from inspiring English sources

On its own terms, though, the performance is undeniably effective, just as Ehnes's perfectly centred, intensely musical violin playing demands attention, even if neither performance seems to scale the heights of the greatest on disc.

Writing for Fast Company Mark Wilson has pointed out that the new cards have "permeated most of Google's biggest products", becoming "the company's new voice for data, imbued with a seemingly effortless tangibility that seems to scale to any interface on any hardware".

Maximum local soot volume fraction of ethylene flames seems to scale with pressure raised to the third power (about 2.8).

The exception is white matter, the metabolism of which seems to scale with a standard specific exponent of -1/4.

Moreover, available evidence indicates that contrast seems to scale in a roughly linear fashion with behavioural measurements of perception.

One motivation for the Poisson estimator is that it is the simplest identifiable model consistent with our observation that variance in expression seems to scale with mean expression.

Mr. Obama seemed to scale back predictions he made a few days ago that he would place first in Iowa.

Last week, Mr. Biondi said that his office had been besieged by irate calls and e-mail messages, and later he seemed to scale back his intentions.

She seemed to scale herself down too far, as if afraid of making Michelle a stereotypical wisecracking chorine, and made her an uncomfortable noodge.

Last year, he noted, the commission sharply criticized the government for seeming to scale back rights of accused criminals and began an investigation into the government's interim policy against distribution of the anti-AIDS drug A.Z.T.

The same goes for Garden & Gun, the so-called Soul of the South whose weaponized name and regional ambitions always seem to scale into something far more universal when it arrives every other month.