Sentence examples for virtue of scale from inspiring English sources

Nuclear power does, however, have the virtue of scale.

The weathervane dominates the space not only by virtue of scale, but also by suggesting that the museum's view of folk art is not naïve.

Since 2008 the area of farmland rented out to other farmers has more than tripled.Bigger is betterOfficials have long spoken of the virtues of scale farming, but of all the ways of achieving this including renting land to agri-businesses or to farmers from other areas the idea of family farms run by locals has a particularly strong appeal.

Such innovations are made possible by virtue of the scale that we operate at.

New Zealand itself is predicted to end up around NZ$40m in the red.In response, New Zealand is making a virtue of small scale.

"But on the bad side, by virtue of its scale, the Gates Foundation has driven a lot of other players off the field".

Yet for all its issues, GE is very much a case study in digital transformation, just by virtue of the scale of the change it has been undergoing for the last several years.

Fast food chains have, by virtue of their scale, a capacity for exploratory food science that independent restaurants cannot typically compete with.

This shows that from a given choice of the electric potential and length (or time scale), phonon coupling and phonon energies, we may obtain another fully equivalent physical settings by virtue of the scaling theorem.

A second entangled state with physical settings is obtained from the original by virtue of the scaling theorem.

16 By virtue of the scaling 22 of the flow stress, σF, with solid volume fraction, ϕ, as σF ∝ ϕ3/2, the densification causes work hardening at the macroscopic scale, promoting stable and uniform 16 plastic flow in compression.