Scales

/ skeɪlz /

noun

1. the constellation Libra, the seventh sign of the zodiac

Example Sentences

The moral scales start to tip with the reintroduction of the kidnapped man’s daughter.

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Quantum computing uses principles of quantum physics -- the science that governs the behaviour of particles at the smallest scales -- to unlock new ways of processing information.

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To probe such scales, we rely on distant, stable pulsars hundreds to thousands of light-years away.

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"One is cosmic inflation, which would have created spacetime fluctuations in the very early universe, later stretched to cosmic scales. The other is supermassive black hole binaries, which form when galaxies merge. Both scenarios could generate nanohertz gravitational waves."

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“I understand the economics of each marginal unit and how this works out as it scales,” he said, “and that actually ends up being a very profitable business.”

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