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| In astrophysics, the nuclear time | scale is an estimate of the lifetime of a star based |
| igure from approximately 2 to 3 ms on the time | scale. |
| in Physical Review E, calculated that the time | scale of neuron firing and excitations in microtubul |
| Dynamical time | scale either (in stellar physics) measures the lengt |
| ll also do the same course under the same time | scale. |
| tomic or molecular motion on a nanosecond time | scale. |
| es of the Silurian period on the geologic time | scale. |
| ulting in gravitational perturbation on a time | scale that is much less than the mean time for a sta |
| TT is distinct from the time | scale often used as a basis for civil purposes, Coor |
| Over such a time | scale, magnetic declination is observed to vary over |
| to calculate secular perturbations (on a time | scale of a century, i.e. slow compared to annual mot |
| collisions between branes are rare on the time | scale of the expansion of the universe to a nearly f |
| In astrophysics, the thermal time | scale is an estimate of the lifetime of a star once |
| New Zealand geologic time | scale |
| This time | scale is dependent on the events in the timeline. |
| Timelines can take use any time | scale, depending on the subject and data. |
| ther type uses some form of clock for the time | scale. |
| For a star, the dynamical time | scale is defined as the time that would be taken for |
| A time | scale specifies divisions of time. |
| Nuclear time | scale, estimates the lifetime of a star based solely |
| One type uses the sun itself as a times | scale for the sunshine readings. |
| aligns with the specified point on the timing | scale. |
| dings, with streets and squares reproducted to | scale. |
| vernment controlled and Idemitsu was forced to | scale back. |
| ichard began to look around for new heights to | scale. |
| and enlisted men of his regiment; was first to | scale the wall of the city. |
| n can range from pure statistical analysis, to | scale models, all the way to replica cabins of minin |
| This experiment is difficult to | scale up due to the prohibitive cost of gallium. |
| Taking quality early learning to | scale |
| She was built to | scale, two-thirds the size of a Dealey-class destroy |
| Californosaurus with a human to | scale. |
| Delta has continued to | scale back flights at its small Cincinnati hub since |
| It was therefore decided to | scale back the project by stopping work on the weste |
| The program is intended to | scale Shodor's resources to first reach students thr |
| Apollo CSM and LOK drawn to | scale |
| ame involves players controlling Spider-Man to | scale a building using his web shooters in order to |
| nawa of various lengths, this was then used to | scale a rather large wall, to secure a boat, or for |
| th 40 tinted litho plates, accurately drawn to | scale by W.C. Lukis and W.C. Borlase, published by t |
| t William Waldegrave to persuade the police to | scale down their policy of containment. |
| have built-in verniers that allow a wanzer to | scale buildings and directly bypass obstacles such a |
| t released a 3D puzzle from the Towers Made To | Scale Collection, which includes the Commerzbank Tow |
| verweight, he would have found it difficult to | scale the slope to the murder spot. |
| orking drawings for a real column, possibly to | scale, like the bronze Easter column (Latin 'colonna |
| Additionally, IPA participates in efforts to | scale up interventions that its research has proven |
| mer Olympics with a vault of 4.50 m, unable to | scale the heights that she had in June. |
| na, and while the bulk of the crew attempts to | scale the encircling cliffs Billings flies over them |
| stock market crash, however, caused Penney to | scale back his ambitions to a community for retired |
| developments presaged administrative moves to | scale back the print newspaper in favor of expansion |
| less power or connectivity was the only way to | scale a web farm. |
| Press button 2 repeatly to | scale the side of a building. |
| teranodonts, Dawndraco in lower left (drawn to | scale, unpreserved portions shown in gray) |
| ut plan for renovation (not too accurate or to | scale) |
| After three unsuccessful attempts to | scale the cliff, Porteous finally managed to climb u |
| e BT regiment as the soldiers, learning how to | scale walls, survive in the wilderness, and set up a |
| he Moon orbiting Earth, sizes and distances to | scale. |
| Susceptible to | scale insects and red spider mites. |
| He also has the ability to | scale vertical walls. |
| n, King Harald finally decided in late 2005 to | scale down his official duties, primarily effected b |
| The DBC 1012 was designed to | scale up to 1024 YNET interconnected processor-disk |
| tend to have much lower survival rates due to | scale loss, which is a major issue, as many young fi |
| n-Semantic Descriptions (ASDs) are designed to | scale up to handle realistic programming languages. |
| iron pipe by comparison would rapidly begin to | scale and corrode and could eventually plug itself u |
| ecause of the Richards controller's ability to | scale to use many states easily, it can be used in m |
| mRNA structure, approximately to | scale for a human mRNA, where the median length of t |
| had received in winter and mountain warfare to | scale the mountain and overcome the Germans atop the |
| The purpose of separating it out is to | scale γ so that eγ the actual voltage ratio may be. |
| mponents and proteins in this image are not to | scale. |
| The band announced that they were planning to | scale back on touring and albums, as opposed to taki |
| e, which he was able to fulfil by reference to | scale models: he established a formula (now known as |
| In his attempt to | scale the Sphinx, Obelix provides an outlandish hypo |
| The Japanese soldiers were still unable to | scale the walls even with heavy fire from arquebuses |
| capacity and financial resource capacity -- to | scale up services to meet 80 percent of people who s |
| Geometry of a Total Solar Eclipse (not to | scale) |
| inefficiencies, urban-bias and an inability to | scale investment. |
| the other largest TNOs and with Earth (all to | scale). |
| s have also been utilized by urban climbers to | scale buildings with smooth exterior surfaces. |
| The first to utilize Layer 7 load balancing to | scale. |
| plify the way HIV treatment is provided and to | scale up access to life saving medicines by bringing |
| diagram, where negative moments are plotted to | scale above a horizontal line and positive below. |
| Various earth orbits to | scale; light blue represents low earth orbit. |
| auses vines to flourish, which Link can use to | scale cliffs. |
| the fascines and ladders, they were unable to | scale and storm the American position. |
| eelmaking industry, with a US Quarter shown to | scale. |
| (Not to | scale.) |
| last series that were made were Towers Made to | Scale. |
| mRNA structure, approximately to | scale for a human mRNA |
| d been hit with financial trouble and began to | scale back its operations, including moving HQ's hea |
| Picture not drawn to | scale |
| escaped from The Verne using knotted sheets to | scale the prison wall. |
| in 1941, did Joseph Stalin finally started to | scale back the campaign of militant atheism, needing |
| ed to its final dimensions while hot enough to | scale, Essar's hot-rolled steel is an amalgamation o |
| ch as an 1846 plan diagram of Fort Edmonton to | scale. |
| imposed by the International Ski Federation to | scale down the number of competitors. |
| d the tanks would not have been likely able to | scale. |
| He began to | scale down his broadcasting commitments during the l |
| by Tansen, but this seems unlikely as the Todi | scale in Tansen's time was the scale of today's Bhai |
| included an elevator and a German-made Toledo | scale for thrust measurements. |
| , the band plays a rapid descending whole tone | scale starting in the highest voices and ending in t |
| The other transposition of the whole tone | scale, avoided in the outer sections, is used and pr |
| sound far beyond the realms of the twelve tone | scale. |
| the initial report and an upgrade to a Torino | scale rating of 4. |
| He is the inventor of the Torino | Scale, a method for categorizing the impact hazard a |
| 04 VD17 is upgraded to level two on the Torino | Scale and becomes the highest rated known space obje |
| t Impact Risk List with a rating on the Torino | Scale of Level 1. |
| The Torino | Scale is defined only for potential impacts less tha |
| st that at one time had a rating on the Torino | Scale of Level 1. |
| pophis to be assessed at level 4 on the Torino | Scale and 1.10 on the Palermo scale, scales scientis |
| Mark-Anthony Turnage: Juno and The Torino | Scale (from: Asteroids for Orchestra) (2007, conduct |
| the Near Earth Object Risk List with a Torino | Scale of Level 1. |
| nado, estimated to be force three on the TORRO | Scale. |
| m that is coupled to a "weigh-in-motion" track | scale system. |
| e each student individually on the traditional | scale and only curve grades up if necessary. |
| x0 is an arbitrary traverse | scale |
| Similar to the full size truck | scale these systems can be pit mounted with the weig |
| Truck | Scale |
| This is the typical | scale that is used to solo over a dominant chord. |
| Typical | scale features also act to help listeners identify r |
| Udayaravichandrika | scale with shadjam at C |
| ng operations far beyond Ballard's unambitious | scale, installing a modern coal tipple and the first |
| nsects in the family Pseudococcidae, unarmored | scale insects found in moist, warm climates. |
| urs and money, but bribery on a truly uncommon | scale. |
| ed to appear, the band's pay reverted to union | scale. |
| l private cloud capable of virtually unlimited | scale, unbeatable performance, and previously unimag |
| in one ship, and all built to an unprecedented | scale. |
| ldiers Home" was developed on an unprecedented | scale and modeled after the European tradition of in |
| It concludes with an upward | scale on the violins and a pizzicato on the lower st |
| the section is concluded by a chromatic upward | scale from the woodwind. |
| Most kits were static models and used | scale 1/100 for airliners, 1/50 and later 1/72 for s |
| All these are presented using | scale models. |
| Twin Groves is the largest utility | scale wind farm east of the Mississippi River. |
| Vagadheeshwari | scale with shadjam at C |
| Valaji | scale with shadjam at C |
| The ragam still is a valid | scale and compositions are made using such ragams to |
| Vanaspati | scale with shadjam at C |
| With the Variable | Scale as his first manufactured product and a $3,000 |
| turn with his invention of the Gerber Variable | Scale. |
| er 1920, a new series of rebellions of various | scale took place in Dagestan and Quba, in Garabulag, |
| were several interlocked conflicts of varying | scale and intensity. |
| tories, greedy princes and barbarity on a vast | scale. |
| reality of their financial situation, and vast | scale of squad changes this had caused, soon kicked |
| where his animations were projected on a vast | scale. |
| Mir Jafar was compelled to extortion on a vast | scale in order to replenish his treasury, which had |
| making possible cooperative activity on a vast | scale. |
| ile, firefighters had determined that the vast | scale of destruction had damaged many fire mains, de |
| W0, the velocity | scale (used for nondimensionalization), |
| eral), truncate, erose, dimorphic, the ventral | scale shorter, the dorsal scale taller, to twice the |
| pe can be read by means of an attached Vernier | scale. |
| A graduated dial and, often, a vernier | scale enable the operator to position the table, and |
| uge has the additional refinement of a vernier | scale for greater accuracy in reading or setting the |
| The left height gauge has the vernier | scale, while the right one is an electronic height g |
| heir "direct and unembarrassed manner", versus | scale models. |
| In this graph, the vertical | scale represents globally averaged sea level. |
| A vertical | scale fastened to the table indicates the number of |
| n for a Lambda cosmology, with on the vertical | scale megaparsecs. |
| First the adjustable vertical | scale is set at a suitable height. |
| The battens provide vertical | scale and the window trim the horizontal. |
| oportion to x', the height set on the vertical | scale of the hypsometer, and d the depth of the obje |
| Vertical | scale exaggerated. |
| his energies were on a monumentally Victorian | scale. |
| otional control) but on a larger, more violent | scale. |
| Vishwambari | scale with shadjam at C |
| , he worked on MOS/MNOS VLSI technology, wafer | scale integration, Ultra-fast optical spectroscopy, |
| ty of manufacturers were using former war-time | scale facilities, which resulted in a preference for |
| oblems that have led to significant wavelength | scale uncertainties in the FOS data archive. |
| ike), but they tend to have masses at the weak | scale (100 GeV - 1 TeV) and couple to other particle |
| Development of Weigh-in-Motion | Scale In the late 1970s, transportation engineers un |
| Even with all the advances in weighing | scale design and development, all scales until the s |
| oniously placed into an uncomfortable weighing | scale, showing her displeasure by wriggling and griz |
| The Roberval Balance is a weighing | scale presented to the French Academy of Sciences by |
| Holly carrying his weighing | scale to the ring in 1999. |
| e infra-red heaters, a heat pad and a weighing | scale. |
| Main article: Weighing | scale |
| A weighing | scale (usually just "scales" in UK and Australian En |
| ractometer will be calibrated in a must weight | scale, but is an indirect measure, since the refract |
| s covered with whitish spots and several white | scale patches. |
| kin is red (erythema) with a generalized white | scale. |
| v. Collier the federal government began whole | scale intervention in the constitutionality of the o |
| luding gross siltation, and whole-of-catchment | scale bushfires and fish kills in the 1930s. |
| orm, with a main theme based on the whole-tone | scale. |
| that between material based on the whole-tone | scale, the lydian mode and the diatonic scale, the l |
| urface being probed contains connections whose | scale is a smaller than the ball diameter, then thes |
| Thus energy whose | scale corresponds to the uncertainty in momentum is |
| Cheshire on 10 September 1986 attracting wide | scale media attention. |
| cines was later successfully applied on a wide | scale as well. |
| were to take the process further with the wide | scale use of privatisation and the outsourcing of se |
| hylation and TF binding sites on a genome wide | scale is a valuable resource and could teach us much |
| ting point of lead permitted its use on a wide | scale throughout human history. |
| ontemporary music but it presents today a wide | scale of music with particular focus on Slovak class |
| eder likes to work with those people on a wide | scale of subjects, one cooperation resulting in the |
| ns that might cause economic damage on a wider | scale. |
| nd year, M for Montreal put a focus on a wider | scale of Canadian music by giving birth to T for Tor |
| 3, this album sees the band experiment a wider | scale of sound than on their debut album Forest of E |
| mpany to manufacture these products on a wider | scale. |
| ry testing auditable and measurable on a wider | scale. |
| carried out at lower resolution but on a wider | scale (time and space). |
| However, he is working at a much wider | scale of applied mathematics. |
| Flue pipe, the widest | scale of tubes producing notes on a pipe organ. |
| centre); screen capture from NASA World Wind ( | scale is 3 km) |
| environment that is a Region I on the Winkler | Scale. |
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