Sentence examples for understanding of scale from inspiring English sources

The energy in short stories may come from an understanding of scale.

"They'll come in and think they'll never fit their furniture in there, because they really don't have an understanding of scale".

But Michael's real brilliance was his ability to pull together an amalgamation of disparate elements — modern art alongside antiquities, organic materials with 18th-century furniture and his own oversize designs — and, above all, his innate understanding of scale and proportion.

Although the 3D scene estimation is not perfect, this type of multi-scale optical image dataset will be useful to support the understanding of scale problems.

The understanding of scale effects is of great importance, since surface to volume ratio increases with miniaturization and surface phenomena dominate.

The use of phase diagrams and diffusion paths to arrive at an understanding of scale constitutions is examined and surface processes are analyzed.

Regarding a conceptual understanding of scale-fragment development, the partial exfoliation within the vertical or horizontal transport pipes strongly relies on the preconditions at the two interfaces discussed (Fig. 7).

Whilst direct foaming is a straightforward production method, the use of kitchen mixers commonly reported in the literature to initially froth the ceramic slurry limits understanding of scale-up.

Large fibre reinforced composite structures can give much lower strengths than small test specimens, so a proper understanding of scaling is vital for their safe and efficient use.

It is argued that only a combined understanding of scaled and topological approaches allow us to capture the complexities of the politics of urban infrastructures in the in-between city.

Local understanding of subgrid scale (i.e., scales <75,000 km) variability and how it relates to grid-scale variability is needed to focus control efforts.