logarithmic scalein a sentence
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Earthquake force is measured with a logarithmic scale (the Richter scale which is base 10).
logarithmic scale = a scale in which positions are proportional to the logarithms of underlying values
- Sound is measured logarithmically with decibels.
- Presentation of data on a logarithmic scale can be helpful when the data covers a large range of values.
- He read books on calculus and logarithmic algebra and loved what he called the poetry and symmetry of math.† (source)
- And I thought about the question and I wasn't sure what the answer was because I wanted to do my maths A level but Iwas very tired and when I tried to think about maths my brain didn't work properly and when I tried to remember certain facts, like the logarithmic formula for the approximate number of prime numbers not greater than x, I couldn't remember them and this made me frightened.† (source)
- Fortunately, the segments were logarithmic.† (source)
- As Berman scribbles ahead toward logarithmic functions, Cedric wonders if he's wrong to be so proud, and his mind slips back to something Long had said a few weeks ago in a Sunday sermon about the sin of pride, one of Bishop's favorite subjects.† (source)
- Worse than that, it is logarithmic.† (source)
- He was merely sitting at a table, looking at logarithmic tables.† (source)
- Wouldn't you work all the better if you got away from your logarithmic tables now and then?† (source)
- the markets, prospects of war and peace everywhere, and anticipate the tendencies of trade and civilization—taking advantage of the results of all exploring expeditions, using new passages and all improvements in navigation;—charts to be studied, the position of reefs and new lights and buoys to be ascertained, and ever, and ever, the logarithmic tables to be corrected, for by the error of some calculator the vessel often splits upon a rock that should have reached a friendly pier—there is the untold fate of La Prouse;—universal science to be kept pace with, studying the lives of all great discoverers and navigators, great adventurers and merchants, from Hanno and the Phoenicians down t† (source)