Sentences with phrase «simple scale»

«Researchers use simple scaling theory to better predict gas production in barnett shale wells.»

This study, Hot oxygen escape from Mars: Simple scaling with solar EUV irradiance was recently published in the Journal of Geophysical Research: Space Physics.

For simple scale, take a look at the relatively lilliputian requirements to join the roughly 3,000 members of Tall Clubs International (phone number: 888 - I - M - TALL - 2), the biggest social organization of its kind.

The effects of mesoscale eddies on the main subtropical thermocline are explored using a simply configured wind - and buoyancy - driven primitive equation numerical model in conjunction with transformed Eulerian mean diagnostics and simple scaling ideas and closure schemes.

Rather than creating simple scales or indexes, we encourage analysts to explore how different combinations of these components of sexuality are distributed in the population and how different combinations differently predict psychological and relationship well - being and ill - health.

Rising Islands attempts to recapture that same feeling, on a much simpler scale.

It's a simple scale that does so much more than show your weight.

Track Your Mood: The app has a simple scale that lets you track how you are feeling whenever it's convenient, whether it's several times a day or various time throughout the week.

Make a simple scale with a clothes hanger and two exact plastic buckets attached to the end.

Nonetheless, simple scaling is commonly used to estimate size, especially when comparative material is scarce.»

«As the specimen is represented only by a large piece of jaw, it is difficult to provide a size estimate, but by using a simple scaling factor and comparing the same bone in S. sikanniensis, the Lilstock specimen is about 25 % larger.

Such a simple scaling also doesn't add any extra computational burden.

You can't put them on a simple scale, because all animals are very smart in what they need to do to survive.»

Because researchers like Pinker ascribe the nonviolence trend to institutions like governance and trade rather than simple scaling, Golitko says, they overestimate violent tendencies in smaller societies.

They describe their new model of the decline curve in the paper «Gas production in the Barnett Shale obeys a simple scaling theory,» published this week in the Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences.

The researchers were surprised by how all of the wells they analyzed adhere to that simple scaling curve.

Researchers at The University of Texas at Austin have developed a simple scaling theory to estimate gas production from hydraulically fractured wells in the Barnett Shale.

Our brains appear to have evolved an elegant way to reduce the dizzying variety of molecules in our environment into a simple scale based on what matters most about scents — whether they smell good or bad.

We find that the predominant effect of a change in temperature is a simple scaling of the dark rate in each pixel.

Nonetheless, simple scaling is commonly used to estimate size, especially when [a] comparative material is scarce,» Lomax explained.

Newer variations use a simple scale to help you monitor your appetite.

This simple scale is absolutely 100 % incorrect.

It's a simple scale that does its job very well.

Things are far, far, far more nuanced that a simple scale of Calories In vs Calories Out.

So similar are the developments globally that one can now posit that all schools sit at a point on an indicative international evolutionary stages continuum, and that schools and their communities have in the continuum a simple scale on which to quickly position themselves and better understand the likely road ahead.

Using a simple scale, place the simpler parts of your goal at level 2 and the target learning goal at level 3 on the scale.

Then, a teacher will assess each child, using evidence from the classroom, and mark them using a simple scale (e.g. «Emerging», «Expected» and «Exceeding»).

Here is a simple scale that a student can use to assess their level of mastery:

Educators provide their feedback on a simple scale, indicating the extent to which they apply specific research - based best practices in their roles.

Everyone can understand a simple scale rating of 1 through 10, with 10 being the most energy efficient homes.

It really frustrates me and I wish he'd at the very least adapt a Gamexplain system where it's a simple scale to dictate how much he enjoyed / hated a game.

To validate the model results, we apply a simple scaling approach that relates the margin - of - error on a trend to the statistics of the interannual variability.

PS to my 4:48 AM post: The non-linearity of the TCR estimate to aerosol forcing also means that a 0.49 W / m2 total adjustment would bring the TCR estimate down to about 1.4 °C, not 1.26 °C (which was based on a simple scaling of Shindell's sensitivity analysis).

Our simple scaling approximation implicitly assumes that ice sheets are sufficiently responsive to climate change that hysteresis is not a dominant effect; in other words, ice volume on millennial time scales is a function of temperature and does not depend much on whether the Earth is in a warming or cooling phase.

Until the GCMs and model on the simple scale agree, the forecasts for climate sensitivity should be taken with a grain of sea salt.

From the Cover: Cozzarelli Prize Winner: Gas production in the Barnett Shale obeys a simple scaling theory

That is where a ratings company like Moody's comes in, providing you with a simple scale to illustrate how well the company you are interested in is doing.

At the end of the resume a simple scale allows you to give a snapshot of your levels of competence.

Rate yourself in three areas on a simple scale of 1 - 5, one being least effective and five being most effective.

This is obviously gorgeous, and could certainly be done on a simpler scale with similar linens and colours.Source: Lavendar & Ash So simple.