Sentences with phrase «along a scale»

Finally, they indicated how close they would like their interpersonal relationship with others to be along a scale from 1 (not close at all) to 9 (very close).

Then slide your finger along the scale to adjust the brightness.

In addition, as students track their progress along the scale and receive feedback, their motivation to work harder and move up the scale increases.

Unfortunately, as Scientific American points out, «acidification» means a drop in value, anywhere along the scale.

«Dangerous» and «catastrophic» are policy - related decisions along a scale of risk vs. expenditure.

Normally used for commercial product packaging, the tubes are cut to precise lengths along a scale from 2 inches to 8 feet and assembled into tiered sections that come together into a luminous rippling expansion, amplifying the interplay between light and edge and spanning 33 - square feet at the center of The Fair.

Yates describes it as a term that contains several different points along the scale of muscular exhaustion caused by exercising.

Every aspect of the survey can affect the outcome, including the phrasing used to pose the question, the order the questions appear on the survey and the options for how to answer, such as whether respondents are asked a yes - or - no question, or to rate their response along a scale.

A little farther along the scale we get such statements as this, from one of my correspondents, an agnostic: --

Suppose we arrange these meanings along a scale.

Breakpoints along the scale represent, generally, whether your credit is bad, fair, excellent, or somewhere in between.

Additionally, the Camera Sensitivity can be adjusted along a scale.

I've heard that development along the scale of Skullgirls has become more and more difficult in this day and age and I definitely believe it.

We have loosely grouped the global warming views of several prominent climate researchers along a scale ranging from those who are convinced global warming is a man - made crisis («1») to those who believe that global warming can be entirely explained by natural variability («5»).

9 (See Box) Within each dimension, the employee chooses along a scale.

Finally, participants reported the crowdedness of the situation along a scale from 1 (not crowded at all) to 9 (very crowded) and received the soybean milk they had chosen.

We choose the cut - offs of 60 and 70 because they are one and two standard deviations above the mean, respectively, and are thus familiar to clinicians as landmarks along the scale of the T - distribution.

Tens of thousands of clear plastic tubes normally used for commercial product packaging were cut to precise lengths along a scale from 2 inches to 8 feet and assembled in tiered sections that come together into a 33 - foot square footprint at the fair site.

And of course, there people at all points along the scale from A to B. I'm not sure if TWUC's standards are workable, but at least they're working on it — and they're willing to admit that not all the good authors are going through the trad - publishing gate these days.

Tens of thousands of clear plastic tubes normally used for commercial product packaging were cut to precise lengths along a scale from 2 inches to 8 feet and assembled in tiered sections that come together into a 33 - foot

(This approach is also called analogical, as opposed to univocal or equivocal, and has a more general application: a single term [e.g., «alive»] may be predicated all along the scale of being, but only if suitable adaptations are made at each threshold.)

So what I was trying to do was, could I put them all along a scale to get a relativeness of what was better than other things?