Sentence examples for simplest scale from inspiring English sources

Among the various scales (Raskin and Hall 1981; Levenson et al. 1995; Lee and Ashton 2005; Ames et al. 2006; Paulhus et al. 2006) for the dark triad, the Dirty Dozen scale is the simplest scale, and therefore is appropriate for this study which has a number of other items.

A simple scale has a lot of authenticity".

Did a simple scale suddenly leap in the middle so that natural order was convoluted and distorted?

"You can live in Lighthouse Hill on a very grand scale," he said, "and also on a simple scale".

The price system provides a simple scale by which competing demands may be weighed by every consumer or producer.

"I am always attracted to the simpler scale systems whether it's the modes of the Indonesian gamelans or the psalmody traditions of New England," he said.

As aedes in particular are ubiquitous, the simple scale of pesticide usage that would have to be ramped up is not practical.

Economists put these conditions on a simple scale, with a year in perfect health scored at 1. Death is scored at 0, but 0 is not the lowest point on the scale.

So much fuss, so intricate a dance, all to achieve success on the simple scale that is all evolution cares about, that of raisingthe greatest number of children to adulthood.

Biologists typically use a simple scale called the encephalisation quotient to give an idea of the relative brain size of an animal and it relates brain volume to body mass.

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