scaling
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scale <a scale; scales> N
scale
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| you | scale |
| he/she/it | scales |
| we | scale |
| you | scale |
| they | scale |
| I | scaled |
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| you | scaled |
| he/she/it | scaled |
| we | scaled |
| you | scaled |
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| you | have | scaled |
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| we | have | scaled |
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| they | have | scaled |
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For best results the scaling factor should be tested and calculated for each individual device rather than just using the manufacturers default value.
en.wikipedia.org After a rotation and a scaling factor, any lattice may be put in this form.
en.wikipedia.org The base of the logarithm only affects a scaling factor and, consequently, the units in which the measured information content is expressed.
en.wikipedia.org It begins at a slow pace before scaling on to a medium tempo and eventually culminating in high, frenzied speed.
en.wikipedia.org Ended up scaling the tallboy while holding chandelier.
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