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Definition of time-scale factor - Reverso English Dictionary
Noun
model timingTECH. numeric ratio converting between simulated and actual durationTECH.
- Set the time-scale factor to 0.5 to make the model run slower.
- Adjust the time-scale factor to match the real-world experiment duration.
- The simulation failed because the time-scale factor was set incorrectly.
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Expressions with time
referring to the concept of time
We talked about time and its mysteries.
without being late
She arrived in time for the meeting.
require a long period to happen or be done
Good things take time to develop.
the deadline has passed, there is no more time
Time's up, please put your pencils down.
before the expected moment or deadline
The report was submitted ahead of time.
be available to do something
I don't have the time to meet today.
having no time left to finish something
We were out of time to submit the project.
use as much time as needed
Take your time to answer the question.
very soon, within a short time
The bus should arrive any time now.
gradually, events develop as months go on
As time goes by, friendships can fade or grow stronger.
true or existing in the past
At one time, this was a bustling town.
earlier than someone was born or could remember
The movie was made before my time, so I haven't seen it.
occurring earlier than someone's experience
The old office layout was before my time.
used to wish future success after failure
You missed the shot, but better luck next time.
exactly at the planned or expected time
The train arrived dead on time.
at twice the usual speed
The soldiers marched in double time to catch up.
allocate a specific period for an activity
He found the time to meet with his team every week.
tell someone the current time
Can you give me the time, please?
allow someone time to do something
Please give me time to finish my work before we leave.
period of difficulty or hardship
She had a hard time adjusting to the new job.
experience difficulty or hardship in a situation
She had a rough time adjusting to the new school.
experience difficulty doing something
She had a tough time finishing the project.
dislike or disapprove of something or someone
She has no time for rude people.
time passes quickly
I can't believe it's June already. How time flies!”
Expressions with scale
decrease the intensity or frequency of an activity
The company decided to scale back its marketing efforts this quarter.
increase size, amount, or production gradually
The company plans to scale up operations next year.
reduce the size while keeping proportions
They decided to scale down the model for the presentation.
in a way that handles large quantities efficiently
The company can produce goods at scale.
beyond the normal range
His enthusiasm for the project is off the scale.
not correctly proportioned
The model was out of scale with the rest of the display.
sway the result toward one side or the other
One witness's testimony could tip the scale in the defendant's favor.
achieve great success or reach the highest level
She scaled the heights of the music industry.
give unfair help to one side in a situation
He put his thumb on the scale during the contest.
achieve a higher level of success
The company scaled new heights with its latest product launch.
remove a layer from a surface
The workers scaled off the old paint.
device that measures weight using electronic parts and a digital display
The nurse placed the baby gently on the electronic scale.
device for measuring weight of food or ingredients
Please use the kitchen scale to weigh the flour.
in a way that copies something but with reduced size or extent
The team tested the new process on a smaller scale first.
produced or done in large quantities
They initiated a large-scale manufacturing process.
set of ordered choices used to judge or measure something
Participants answered each question using a five-point rating scale.
temperature measurement scale where water freezes at 0 and boils at 100
The thermometer showed 28 degrees on the Celsius scale.
happening or affecting everywhere in the world
Climate change is a problem on a global scale.
very large or impressive in size or amount
They planned a celebration on a grand scale.
in a very large or extensive way
They produce goods on a huge scale.
in a way that involves many people or things
The company produces goods on a large scale.
in a way that involves very large size or amount
They produced goods on a massive scale.
happening or affecting all parts of a country
This is a problem on a national scale.
system determining employee pay based on factors
The company revised its pay scale last year.
Expressions with factor
include something when making a plan or decision
You should factor in the cost before buying.
something so obvious it needs no explanation
The need to wear a helmet was a duh factor; everyone already knew it.
feeling of happiness or satisfaction
The movie had a strong feel-good factor that left the audience smiling.
level of disgust or aversion something causes
The ick factor of the dish was too high.
quality or feature that makes something exciting or impressive
The new phone has real wow factor.
special talent or quality
He has the X factor that makes him a star.
habit of spending on non-essentials
Identifying your latte factor can help you manage your finances better.
measure of how acceptable a purchase is to one's spouse
The new TV has a high wife acceptance factor.
complete lack of interest or concern
When he heard the news, his response was care factor zero.
omit or not consider as a factor
We need to factor out the weather in our plans.
level of fear or anxiety in a situation
The pucker factor was high during the turbulent flight.
extra amount added to figures for error or uncertainty
He included a fudge factor in the budget estimate to cover unforeseen costs.
perceived decrease in air temperature felt by the body due to wind
The chill factor made it feel like it was below zero.
element that decisively influences an outcome
The weather was the determining factor in canceling the event.
constraint limiting business profitability
The budget was the limiting factor in the project.
something that makes a situation worse
The lack of sleep was an aggravating factor in his poor performance.
level of interest or concern about something
His care factor about the meeting was zero.
something that makes something happen
The causal factor of the accident was the slippery road.
degree to which something induces fear
The fear factor of the roller coaster was off the charts.
primary reason for an outcome
Weather was the governing factor in the event's cancellation.
intuition or instinctive feeling about something
Her gut factor told her that accepting the offer would be a mistake.
extra precaution taken to increase safety
They added a safety factor by installing more fire extinguishers.
temperature felt on skin due to wind
The wind-chill factor made it feel much colder than the actual temperature.
element that determines the outcome of a situation
In the election, voter turnout was the decisive factor.
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simulation
time scale used in data processing with factor greater than one
simulation
time scale used when time-scale factor is greater than one
simulation
time scale with a factor less than one
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- French:facteur d'échelle temporelle, ...
- German:Zeitskalierungsfaktor, ...
- Italian:fattore di scala temporale, ...
- Spanish:factor de escala temporal, ...
- Portuguese:fator de escala temporal, ...
- Chinese:时间尺度因子, ...
- Japanese:時間スケール係数, ...
- Arabic:مُعامِلُ مِقْياسِ الزَّمَن, ...
- Hebrew:מְקַדֵּם סְקָלַת זְמַן, ...
- Russian:коэффициент масштабирования времени, ...
- Ukrainian:коефіцієнт часової шкали, ...
- Hindi:टाइम-स्केल फैक्टर, ...
- Bengali:টাইম-স্কেল ফ্যাক্টর, ...
- Catalan:factor d'escala temporal, ...
- Czech:koeficient časového měřítka, ...
- Danish:tidsskaleringsfaktor, ...
- Dutch:tijdschaalfactor, ...
- Greek:παράγοντας χρονικής κλίμακας, ...
- Hungarian:időskála-tényező, ...
- Khmer:កត្តាមាត្រដ្ឋានពេលវេលា, ...
- Korean:시간 스케일 계수, ...
- Persian:ضریب مقیاس زمان, ...
- Polish:współczynnik skalowania czasu, ...
- Portuguese (BR):fator de escala de tempo, ...
- Romanian:factor de scalare temporală, ...
- Swedish:tidsskalfaktor, ...
- Thai:ตัวคูณสเกลเวลา, ...
- Turkish:zaman ölçeği katsayısı, ...
- Vietnamese:hệ số thang thời gian, ...
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