scale|scales in English

noun

[skeɪl]

progression of steps; table of graduated rates; system of marks used for measuring; flake; one of many thin plates forming a protective covering; weighing device; limescale

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

2. Examples of Armored scales that attack needled evergreen trees and shrubs are elongate hemlock scale, cryptomeria scale, juniper scale, minute cypress scale, and pine needle scale

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4. There are two scales for defining the strength of an earthquake, the Mercalli Scale and the Richter Scale.

5. Cottony camellia scale, Pulvinaria floccifera, is related to other Cottony scales such as Cottony maple leaf scale, Pulvinaria acericola, and Cottony maple scale, Pulvinaria innumerabilis

6. Crabwise scales involve playing a scale up and down, but changing the scale by a semitone every time you change direction

7. Edwards continues: Operating Biobanks at larger scales creates larger scale ethical questions as well

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9. Clanging Scales (Japanese: スケイルノイズ Scale Noise) is a damage-dealing Dragon-type move introduced in Generation VII

10. The Aeolian Scale emerged in the ancient Greece together with other scales such as Dorian and Ionian

11. Surface Asperities exist across multiple scales, and seismic asperity on a fault plane is at a macroscopic scale

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13. Diagnosis.—Gerrhonotus lazcanoi is a relatively small Anguid with smooth dorsal scales, three postmentals, an azygous scale between the postmentals and the gular shields, and a postrostral scale

14. The analytical framework developed for required management methods are scale free in that they work for all institutional scales.

15. Ctenoid scales are scales with comb-like edge found in higher order teleost fishes, such as perch and sunfish. Cteni are the tiny teeth on the posterior margin of the scale

16. As regional and global scales become more important to ecologists, methods must be developed for the application of existing fine-scale knowledge to predict Coarser-scale ecosystem properties

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18. The wing comprises a transparent membrane on which thousands of tiny scales are attached, and each scale usually has just one pigment.

19. Anhedrals anhelation anhele anhelose: anhelous anhemitonic anhemitonic pentatonic scale anhemitonic pentatonic scales anhepatic anhepatic jaundice anhepatogenous jaundice anhidrosis; Literary usage of Anhedral

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21. Jagged scales

22. From each tail scale, of which 20 to 26 per cm occur, come about three hairs, which are two or three scales long.

23. It covers all major and minor scales and Arpeggios, chromatic scales, diminished and augmented Arpeggios, and some modal scales.

24. HONEST SCALES

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