Sentence examples for varying scale of from inspiring English sources

Turkey is a wonderfully diverse country with people on a varying scale of piousness, living side by side.

Ordnance Survey (OS) MasterMap® Topography Layer data, at a varying scale of 1 1250 to 1 10000, was used to map geographical features.

16– 18 Some studies showed that IRS and ITNs prevent and control malaria transmission using a varying scale of analyses for model, time, and space.

The degree of relief associated with the different hierarchical elements provides varying scales of flow confinement contributing to the stratigraphic architecture of the slope channels.

Continuing development and maturing of object-oriented (OO) design provides opportunities for better representing phytomer concepts in crop models and integrating approaches using varying scales of resolution.

The GPR scanning of the floor of the gallery revealed the presence of weak zones in the floor and varying scales of deformation within the structure.

This volume contains a fascinating collection of case studies exploring different aspects of the ecology of pastoralism across varying scales of analysis, from the actions of individual households to trajectories of whole cultural groups over centuries.

The papers included in this Special Issue of Ecological Indicators describe a range of innovative approaches to developing forest-related indicator frameworks at varying scales of management, and mark some significant developments in the science underlying indicator utility.

Inter-jurisdictional examples include determining the appropriate sampling frequencies required to obtain meaningful trends or develop well-founded opinions, the correlation of indicators from different jurisdictions, and problems associated with extrapolation to varying scales of application.

As my colleague Suhag Shukla suggests, the community -- in all of its beautiful diversity and varying scales of religiosity -- is transitioning from self-consciousness to self-confidence.

In doing so, we provide a new framework for detailed systemic analysis of household livelihood portfolios which can be examined at varying scales of social aggregation.