Sentence examples for supposed scale from inspiring English sources

There are many reasons not to run for president, as Trump himself pointed out constantly on the campaign trail in 2016, emphasizing the supposed scale of his self-sacrifice.

Forget the transfer sums, forget the supposed scaling back of Chelsea spending over the past year.

The results confirm the supposed scale-free distribution of the shorebird occurrences.

He also thought that these supposed scales were very similar to those of the lobe-finned fish Megalichthys due to their large size.

Despite numerous quantitative studies on the energy requirements of the brain of different species, the metabolic cost per neuron has never been examined, neither in humans nor across species of different brain sizes, although Karbowski [20], based on the supposed scaling of neuronal density with brain size, estimated that cerebral energy per neuron increases with brain size.

A privatized bank with long state ties may begin life with a lucrative franchise, but it isn't supposed to scale up like a dot-com.

"It's difficult to build services that are supposed to scale to you know 30, 50, 100 million users right off the bat, because they got to be kind of tailored down, by definition they have to be a little bit generic to speak to that large of an audience.

Law enforcement's supposed evil scale only goes up to level 25.

As the energy acquisition is supposed to scale with body mass, the pattern of the resulting biomass flux as a fraction of the total flux in each food web is supposed to scale with the investigated body-size range.

Suppose we scale the MDS coordinates to the unit square (x, y coordinates between 0 and 1).

The move ends a six-year-old practice that was supposed to help scale back the state's costly psychiatric system but has raised civil rights concerns.