Although this is a small scale operation, the Iranians could turn it into a large scale one in a very short time.
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Barry Schwartz, a blogger for search marketing site Search Engine Roundtable, says that even though his pagerank dropped from seven to four on a scale from one to 10, he hasn't seen a falloff in traffic from Google searches or even a drop in his site's placement in Google's search results.
She put herself as "nine" on a scale of one to ten for drunkenness.
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Trained assessors then graded the patterns of lines and skin coarseness on the hand impressions on a scale of one to six.
The assessors scored participants' responses on a scale of one to three.
So on a scale of one to five, with five being the most legislative impact on stocks, how does the farm bill rate?
Among other questions, the survey asked respondents to rate, on a scale of one to five, who would be most difficult to place.
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Ms Powell, lead councillor for sport, culture and leisure, said hopes for a festival were "an eight" on a scale of one to 10.
This measured, among other things, feelings of guilt on a scale from one (very slightly guilty or not at all) to five (extremely guilty).
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On a scale of one to five, Geithner gets 3.5 stars.
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Once the service is delivered and paid for, users rate the sellers on a scale from one (lowest) to five (highest) and post comments about them.
On a scale of one to 10, the education of the nation's English learners is "below five, " said Gary Cook, a specialist with the Wisconsin Center for Education Research.
They did this by rating how likely they thought it was, on a scale of one to seven, that a couple would break up in the next five years.
After the volunteers had made their estimates, they were asked to indicate on a scale of one to seven how familiar they were with either the banknote or the coin.
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At every Cheesecake Factory restaurant, a kitchen manager is stationed at the counter where the food comes off the line, and he rates the food on a scale of one to ten.
Using the interviews, the authors rated management practices on a scale of one to five (with one being worst and five best) across 18 categories within three broad areas: shop-floor operations, performance management and talent management.
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And let me ask you what the Senate Intelligence Committee asked last week of the deputy CIA director, which is, on a scale of one to 10, where would you rank Pakistani cooperation on matters of counterterrorism?
Not a fan of debt, Baron kept plowing his profits back into software enhancements that could garner monthly subscriptions--like the Baron Tornado Index, which ranks the severity and direction of storms on a scale of one to ten.
Transparency International's corruption-perceptions index suggests that corruption is rife: in 2010, on a scale from one (the worst) to ten, Western Europe's five most populous countries received an average score of 6.5, whereas the three most populous countries in the Middle East averaged 3.2 (Turkey scored 4.4, Egypt 3.1 and Iran 2.2).
We will continue to revolutionize power generation on a global scale, one kilowatt hour at a time.
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Along to Cromarty, 25 miles north-east of Inverness, I met Kirsty Pryer, one of six people who work for Calico, an internet service provider on a small scale but one that's hardly noticed the downturn.
That is partly a question of scale: one lucky break by a smaller firm could double its reserves, but barely register at one of the majors.
The nebulous field of nanotechnology, freighted with as much hype as legitimate promise, boils down to the process of manipulating matter on a molecular scale (a nanometer is one-billionth of a meter, about the width of ten hydrogen atoms).
The nebulous field of nanotechnology, freighted with as much hype as legitimate promise, boils down to the process of manipulating matter on a molecular scale (a nanometer is one billionth of a meter, about ten times the width of a hydrogen atom).
The extent of democracy in the cantons is captured on a scale running from one to six.
Political thinking, with some important exceptions, could be located on a scale running from one to the other.
The tweets linked to pictures, including one of feet on a scale reading 214 pounds, and another one of Ai and an unidentified male peering into the camera.
To compare alien planets, Dr. Mendez at the Planetary Habitability Laboratory and his colleagues are creating an Earth Similarity Index that ranks worlds by their resemblance to our own planet, on a scale from zero to one, based on their mass, radius, density and surface temperature.
For example, it is some hundredths (yes, the Richter Scale is a logarithmic one, so 0.5 is hundreds of times smaller than 3.0, which is the level at which you might actually feel something on the surface) of the level at which a human being might even note an earthquake.
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Advanced Micro Devices ' (nyse: AMD - news - people ) antitrust lawsuit against Intel (nasdaq: INTC - news - people ), which alleges bullying behavior on a massive scale, offers one explanation as to why one of AMD's hottest chips never caught on.
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