Sentence examples for to fully scale from inspiring English sources
No matter how great a fillip the NBA has received in recent months, it has yet to fully scale the heights of before.
An inspectional analysis suggests that there are nineteen dimensionless numbers necessary to fully scale this design.
In addition to procurement, strict regulations and varying success metrics leave many at risk of falling into a pilot-stage purgatory, never able to fully scale their innovations.
The most accurate subpixel estimates were obtained when only a narrow range of spatial resolutions (closest to the subpixel resolution) was used to fit the scaling function, suggesting that the scaling functions are not fully scale invariant.
It is demonstrated that while it is impossible to obtain a fully scaled model unless the model is extremely tall, a reasonably sized model can be designed and the scaling laws that are not satisfied can be rendered to have a minimal effect on the scaling between the model and prototype.
He hangs a string from each point, and connects the hanging strings with cross-strings to simulate beams, arches and vaults, attaching to each string a tiny bag of lead pellets, care- fully scaled at so many milligrams per pellet.
If fully scaled, WSIPs could mobilize US$13.4 billion per year in transaction value to reallocate water, corresponding to an underlying assets value of US$331 billion.
The first section of the tunnel system they have converted now extends to 6,000 sq ft (550 sq m) of growing area and will be able to produce 700 boxes of goods a day when production has been fully scaled up, says Dring.
The programs in Orissa State, India (as planned) and Estonia are good examples of comprehensive, integrated and fully scaled up sexuality education programs, and these hold important lessons for other countries that wish to achieve similar scales and related impact.
I'd cry, but my eyes fully scaled over about 90 minutes ago.
"Once universal credit is fully scaled up, there are risks of individuals slipping through the net," says Satty Rai, policy services manager at the Northern Housing Consortium.
