Sentence examples for term scales from inspiring English sources

We have designed a spatio-temporal hierarchical analysis which employs remote sensing techniques to capture the structural changes of this landscape over long, medium and short term scales on two spatial levels.

Since the protein cost term scales linearly with the flux through the associated reaction, we incorporated the molecular weight and thermodynamic cost directly into the model.

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.

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

In the medium to long term, scaling up the use of social impact bonds to finance payment by results intervention programmes could unlock potentially £100m of ethical investment from charitable trusts.

The term scale has been used in many ways.

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

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

Learn to be flexible in your pursuits on short term scale, and patient on long term.

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".