Sentence examples for tight scale from inspiring English sources

For example, in the Wehrhahn-Linie project, a very tight scale of colours near the zero level (one colour value per millimetre) has been chosen.

Today's Edinburgh still benefits from the wide spaces of Craig's plan, which so profoundly contrasts with the tight scale and former living conditions of the Old Town above.

With their sleek bodies, snakes can slither up to 14 miles-per-hour, squeeze into tight space, scale trees and swim.

This helps us to establish tighter scaling relations.

The original continuity of care scoping exercise was completed in three months; experience suggests that such a tight time scale prevented a more considered and comprehensive response, and that typically six months is a more appropriate time.

In the movie adaptation, Bette Davis keeps things small, mean, and tight; she scales to the camera.

A rigorous theoretical result guarantees its convergence and provides tight preliminary scaling.

It showed a profession struggling against chronic under-staffing, an overstretched management driven by arbitrary, externally imposed performance targets and an obsession with form-filling to tight time scales.

This is because the QoS requirements have to be satisfied in a tighter time scale, which requires for detailed models to account for the instantaneous channel random fluctuations.

As Aileen Lee of Kleiner Perkins and Kevin Ryan of Gilt Group discussed on stage at Disrupt, there's resistance for these companies' prices to get too out of control because frequently the margins are tight and scaling up takes time and investment.

In this new episode Ander Michelena gives entrepreneurs his insight on fundraising in a tight market, scaling to $115M a year in revenue, and the unexpected challenges of closing the sale of a business, after you get a big offer.