Sentence examples for term scale from inspiring English sources

The term scale is also applied to modified body coverings on certain insects (e.g., moths).

Kelly said he may in the short term scale back some public programs and animal-keeper talks, to allow more time for animal care.

The term scale has been used in many ways.

These probabilities are compared with the magnitude-independent triggering function on long term scale, which has an exponential decay (see text for details).

In terms of the hydrological term scale, 80percentt of the NPS nitrogen pollution concentrated in wet period (June, July and August).

Fig. 3. Probabilities to trigger an event above M 5.0 on short term scale (Omori function) given by a parent event of magnitude 6.0 and 7.0.

Laidlaw said these actions taken across the group would leave the business well placed for the long term, scaling back profit expectations by 10%.

E rref, f) represents the seismic source term scaled to a fixed reference distance rref.

To conclude by bringing this back to questions of universal access -- in "development language," this is often synonymous with the term "scaling-up" or "getting to scale".

We expanded on this issue clarifying the networks we had in mind and removed the term "scale-free network".

For most of the paper the term spread is used but there are places later in the paper where the term "scale-up" is used instead.