Things were now valued not on an absolute scale, but by discovering if one was in tune with one's group.
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On an absolute scale, the A's pitching is terrible, but in the American League, which more and more resembles slow-pitch softball, it's exactly average.
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Thermal efficiency is given by / T } }, where T is the exhaust temperature ( any absolute scale ) and T is the peak combustion temperature.
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Temperature is basically defined for a body in its own state of internal thermodynamic equilibrium, and in this definition, on an absolute scale, it is always positive.
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Pressure is frequently measured with reference to atmospheric pressure rather than on any absolute scale, relative to complete and perfect vacuum; it is technologically simpler and cheaper.
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The writer is convinced that it is useful, in epistemological discussions, to abandon the idealization that the level of human intelligence has a singular position on an absolute scale.
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The use of live steam as the predominant motive power of the models means absolute scale reproduction is often sacrificed to the demands of steam engineering at this scale.
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Thus if the same type of thermometer is calibrated in the same way its readings will be valid even if it is slightly inaccurate compared to the absolute scale.
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What is often confusing about the Celsius measurement is that it follows an interval system but not a ratio system; that it follows a relative scale not an absolute scale.
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First, Wikipedia's success as an encyclopedia should be evaluated, not relative to itself, but relative to the more absolute scale of other encyclopedias, such as the " Encyclop�dia Britannica ".
