Sentence examples for significant scales of from inspiring English sources

Single and multiple variables were used to develop empirical models to predict PM2.5 concentrations for each of the five significant scales of the corresponding seasons (Table 3).

As an illustration, the wavelet analysis of ZVEEC along a cross-shore transect realized south of Pisco during 'Pelagic 2005' survey showed significant scales of 3 km very close to the coast and between ∼60 70 km from the coast and a dominant ∼10 km scale is observed all along this particular transect (Fig. 3E).

The company says it received reports of 7.6m infringing web addresses in the past month – a sign of the significant scale of the problem.

Given the overlap in our goals and the significant scale of Deliveroo's operations, working together makes sense.

"But inevitably we have some unavoidable cuts as a result of the significant scale of cuts imposed by government".

"Given the overlap in our goals and the significant scale of Deliveroo's operations, working together makes sense," Maple co-founders Caleb Merkl (pictured above) and Akshay Navle wrote on the company blog.

Experimentally, we observe significant scaling of ρ nod with increasing A cor (or equivalently with cell length in the wildtype).

Experimentally, we observe significant scaling of ρ nod with increasing A cor (or equivalently with cell length in the wild type).

If species were divided according to the morphophysiological design of their digestive tract, there was non-significant scaling of MRT with BM0.04 in colon fermenters, BM0.08 in non-ruminant foregut fermenters, BM0.06 in browsing and BM0.04 in grazing ruminants.

What is different in the new print and outdoor ads for Johnnie Walker, with a budget estimated at $15 million, is a significant scaling back of the outsized point of view of the previous campaign, which suggested that the life of a Johnnie Walker drinker was, with apologies to Cole Porter, a trip to the moon on whiskey wings.

Speaking on the margins of the Global Clean Energy Forum, a conference sponsored by the International Herald Tribune, Mr. Browne said the renewable energy industry was already "undergoing a stress test of a significant scale" because of the crisis, and that ongoing support for fossil fuels was an additional concern.