in scale in English

suited to the proportions of

Use "in scale" in a sentence

1. It's even smaller in scale.

2. In scale, carp) or Ctenoid scales (e.g., perch; sunfish)

3. Basol-2000 HP † represents a breakthrough in scale dissolver technology

4. The new model is global in scale , an interdependent network.

5. The container must match the arrangement in scale, color and texture.

6. Nowadays, science has to address complex challenges that are global in scale and character.

7. (34) Interoperability within the trans-European conventional rail system is Community-wide in scale.

8. Alpha- and beta-HCH have the same global emission patterns which, however, differ in scale.

9. Alpha- and beta-HCH have the same global emission patterns which, however, differ in scale

10. Hydrologic analysis in scale is one of the major issues of hydrology at the present time.

11. Bioregional divisions are commensurate in scale to countries, with an average area of approximately 800,000 km 2

12. That retinue was one of the great affinities of the Middle Ages, both in scale and cohesion.

13. Known as Community Development Entities, Allocatees have approved service areas that range from local to national in scale.

14. This damage typically ranges in scale from the losses of the entire gene to karyotypically visible chromosome aberrations

15. The revisions are generally rather limited in scale, especially at the aggregated EU level and for the euro area.

16. We specialize in scale realism of our RC Bodies! Shop Bodies for short course, monster truck, buggy and more

17. We specialize in scale realism in our RC Bodies, durability in our RC Wheels, and performance in our RC Tires

18. And the differences in scale between this tiny sea dragon and this enormous humpback whale was like something out of a science-fiction movie.

19. 400 series Cooktops Designed for the spacious kitchen, imposing in scale and impressive in performance, the 400 series Cooktops range from 15 inches to 36 inches

20. The college chapel was to have vied in scale with the cathedrals of Salisbury and Winchester; but its nave was abandoned in favour of a diminutive Antechapel (see illus

21. With the further carry-out of the opening-up policy, the local foreign exchanges are developing rapidly both in scale and depth, which demands more translators and interpreters of high quality.

22. Historically, the Cataphract was a very heavily armored horseman, with both the rider and mount steed draped from head to toe in scale armor, while typically wielding a kontos or lance as their weapon.

23. Though incomparable in scale with the two world wars, the Korean War was the first hot war during the cold-war period, and was also one of the severest conflicts between the East and the West.

24. In addition to being used for smaller, centrally managed single-server Architectures, Ignition can scale gracefully for use in larger distributed Architectures where one Controller Gateway is used to manage multiple Agent Gateways, or in scale-out Architectures where the workload is distributed between multiple Gateways.