rescale
/ree-skeyl/US // riˈskeɪl //
重新调整规模,重新划分规模,重新调整比例,重置规模
Definitions
v.有主动词 verb
- 1
re·scaled, re·scal·ing.
- : to revise the scale of, especially to make smaller or more modest: to rescale a budget.
Examples
To better make sense of this, it was helpful to rescale all the expected point values, as solver Johnny of Toronto, Canada, did.
One way to rescale them was to say that the lowest-scoring player at each position was worth 0 points, and that every 25 “original” points were worth 1 “rescaled” point.
Before moving further, let’s rescale the field and the speeds.
In the next step one would rescale momentary utility to transform the profiles so as to achieve the same ranking.
Then only was the opportunity theirs to rescale a sky that was reserved for prelates and rajahs.
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