Sentence examples for sophisticated scale from inspiring English sources
Thanks to technology, we are already tinkering on a sophisticated scale on a daily basis.
Arts experts credit the New York production of Sleep No More with engineering immersive theatre on a larger, more sophisticated scale than works that have gone before, expanding it exponentially but also giving a welcome boost to the niche genre of contemporary dance.
The company built a mobile robot that is something like a sophisticated scale.
After World War II, Dr. Gibbon resumed his work and received support from IBM to build a heart-lung machine on a more sophisticated scale.
Landscapes have been shown to exhibit numerous scaling laws from Horton's laws to more sophisticated scaling in topography heights, river network topology and power laws in several geomorphic attributes.
Mass spectrometers can be considered as sophisticated scales – they will tell you the mass of anything that they analyse.
Indeed, when using simple dichotomous multimorbidity measures, errors in estimating the effect of multimorbidity on health outcomes are magnified for older female populations, whereas more sophisticated scales eliminates these gender differences.
In musically sophisticated cultures, scales are formally recognized as systems of tones from which melody can be built.
In November 2010, North Korea unveiled a sophisticated industrial-scale uranium enrichment plant in its main nuclear complex in Yongbyon, north of Pyongyang, the capital.
One group, tasked with breaking the feedback loop between political leadership and popular opinion, proposed sophisticated, large-scale marketing campaigns and the delightful prospect of a "Refugee Wants a Wife" reality TV show to change refugees' public image.
Coordinated events aside, the tunnel has been officially fair game for street art and graffiti since the Cans Festival ended, becoming an ever-changing concrete canvas of work ranging from basic tagging to sophisticated large-scale work – all created without fear of police interruption.
