Sentences with phrase «at each scale of»

The new chips are manufactured at a scale of 12 nanometers, down from 14 nm for last year's Ryzen line, which should make them more energy efficient and higher performing.

If you just look at the scale of our investment in Ontario, B.C. and Alberta, it's bigger compared to the other new entrants.

«Doing that at the scale of McDonald's is not a minor undertaking,» Kempczinski said.

These policies in reality are constantly evolving and trying to hit a moving target, especially at the scale of Facebook with more than 2 billion monthly active users.

Hitler's» I'm a Christian» is like atheists looking at «In God we Trust» n swearing it is a secular motto or looking at the Scales of Justice n the Angel of Justice oblivious of their Judaeo - Christian symbolism.

It has also had significant environmental consequences — set aside climate change and, if nothing else, think of industrial toxicity at the scale of Lake Michigan's southwest shoreline, New Jersey's Chemical Coast, or the chemical plants and oil refineries immediately north of Louisiana's State Capitol grounds in Baton Rouge, the long - term effects of which remain unknown — and has prompted not only environmentalist discontent and backlash, but also a neo-pagan anthropology and cosmology in which nature itself is increasingly understood as sacred.

In contrast, F. Bradford Wallack and Justus Buchler hold that almost anything can be an actual entity, at any scale of space and time (ENP 8).

Bruges is good medieval urbanism at the scale of what we would regard today as a small town.

Its calculations are relevant at every scale of physical experience, from sub-nuclear particles, to table - top lasers, to the cores of neutron stars and even the first three minutes of the universe.

Tim has looked At the scale of the game and the opponent and played it safe, and we won.

It looks at the scale of our problem in the UK.

But looking at scale of the cuts made to it since then, it's clear the Universal Credit we have today - the system families will rely on - will be creating, not cutting, child poverty.

Mr Salmond will now begin an historic second term as first minister and has himself expressed shock at the scale of the victory.

I'm not aware of any political operation that has built a system for Facebook that operates at the scale of Trump 2016, though we can expect vendors to jump in to fill that gap — clients who watch 60 Minutes will be clamoring for mini-Parscale campaigns of their own.

The claims came as a Labour frontbencher warned there was «real alarm» at the scale of the problem - while comedian Eddie Izzard, who became a member of the party's ruling national executive committee (NEC), said they needed to «make amends» to the Jewish community.

Staff were shocked at the scale of the announcement, which will see offices in Peterborough, Portsmouth, Croydon, Stevenage, and Tunbridge Wells close.

We end up paying to the rest of the country because England and Wales are on a knife - edge while the outcome of Scotland appears settled, it's just a question of how colossal the SNP landslide is, but it's good to sit back occasionally and gawp at the scale of the turnaround in Scottish politics since a year ago.

Since 2005 another million people have arrived in Britain and the BNP has exploited voter anxieties at the scale of change - a scale of change to which the electorate has never consented.

The robots were even able to pinpoint and align objects like pins and holes, requiring precision at a scale of less than two millimeters.

Cardoso counters that this apparent mass only affects things at a subatomic level — the photon's real mass is what matters at the scale of the black hole.

«Numerous changes in climate have been observed at the scales of continents or ocean basins.

These extra dimensions would be imperceptible in our macro world but might have a detectable influence on gravity at scales of less than the width of a hair.

The detailed models produced using the MT imaging data of the southwestern U.S. more accurately portrayed surface structures at a scale of less than 100 kilometers, Liu said, which is important because features like volcanoes and faults are localized phenomena that are harder to predict using larger - scale models.

«We made a macroscale version of this system, at the scale of several millimeters, to see if it worked,» Shepard notes.

An imaging technique that freezes tiny biological objects such as proteins and viruses in place so that scientists can peer into their structures at the scale of atoms has won its developers the 2017 Nobel Prize in chemistry.

Involvement in «one or more outreach activities, approximately at the scale of participating in one activity per year and leading a workshop once in 3 years.»

Lead researcher Dr Morgan Beeby said: «We are used to observing evolution at the scale of animals or plants, such as the giraffe's neck slowly getting longer over time to reach previously inaccessible food.

Local impact - tsunami damage is known from the gigantic Chicxulub impact on Yucatán 65 million years ago, but at that scale of impact, tsunamis were the least of the hazards faced by Earth's biota.

The battery is intended for use at the scale of the power grid.

Normally, mutations in genetic sequences that give rise to herbicide resistance happen at the scale of a single nucleotide.

It can happen at the scale of a rock!»

«This is the first time that we've been able to prove that that can happen at the scale of a whole mountain range.»

As humans we're stuck at the scale of our bodies, but there are all these different levels above and below us; each one has its own dynamics, its own processes, its own timescale.

The scientists developed a mixotrophic model of the global ocean food web, at the scale of marine plankton, in which they gave each plankton class the ability to both photosynthesize and consume prey.

And while Angkor was overwhelmed by climate change at the scale of a few decades, Buckley says, «a more nimble society might be able to adapt in response.»

The project, conducted by the Australian Geological Survey Organisation and the Indonesian Geological Research and Development Centre (GRDC), has charted about 380 000 square kilometres of rugged terrain in Irian Jaya and central Kalimantan at a scale of 1:250 000 (1 centimetre to 2.5 kilometres).

At the scale of a leaf, the carbon dioxide fertilization effect is well - documented.

A quantum computer is a machine that processes information according to the rules of quantum physics, which govern the behaviour of microscopic particles at the scale of atoms and smaller.

«This is another great example of how using a synthetic «bottom - up» engineering approach and leveraging the power of biological design — this time at the scale of individual molecules interacting on cell membranes — can lead to breakthrough technologies for medicine that overcome limitations that hold back more conventional approaches,» said Wyss Institute Founding Director Donald Ingber, M.D., Ph.D., who is also the Judah Folkman Professor of Vascular Biology at Harvard Medical School and the Vascular Biology Program at Boston Children's Hospital and Professor of Bioengineering at Harvard's John A. Paulson School of Engineering and Applied Sciences.

The company's innovation is to combine the best of two worlds: «in vivo testing at the scale of in vitro,» says CEO Gregory Lemkine.

The material that can replace silicon for the least cost will ultimately rule the day, but at scales of tens of atoms, graphene might perform as well as silicon or better, Kim says.

But according to quantum theory it can be viewed as both wave and particle, just as light can — and at the scale of atoms it is the particle representation that works best.

[1] The VISION survey covers approximately 18.3 square degrees at a scale of about one - third of an arcsecond per pixel.

At the scale of just a few atoms, a mercury - style thermometer is not an option.

Applying strategies such as this at the scale of the LIGO instruments (i.e., kilogram - scale mirrors separated by kilometers) has the potential to boost significantly the sensitivity of the device.

So, looking at a scale of hours to days, we're trying to understand how — when a patient moves into a new room to have an operation or to undergo a procedure — the microbes that are already in that room affect the outcome of the patient's stay in the hospital.

Determining the composition of pooled samples can be difficult, especially at the scale of modern sequencing data and reference databases.

This requires us to visualize the interactions that are happening at the scale of nanometers, which are billionths of a meter.

Determining the composition of pooled samples can be difficult, especially at the scale of modern data.

Atomic force microscopes are able to reproduce spectacular images, at the scale of single atoms.