0I have looked up in many online dictionary but I haven't found out the meaning of this phrase. I have to translate a document which contains this word.Could you please help me?02br 02br 00...' Age- related changes in power are about 6% to 11% per decade for absolute power and, if 01u00scaled to02u00 body size or mass( relative power) , about 6% to 8% per decade.'....02br 02br 00By the way, what does 'optimal_ager' mean?0-
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0To scale something is to make it proportional for its size. When you are looking at a map, it will sometimes say 1cm = 10 km. 0-
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0To scale something is to make it proportional for its size.
When you are looking at a map, it will sometimes say 1cm = 10 km.
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0To scale something is to make it proportional for its size. When you are looking at a map, it will sometimes say 1cm = 10 km. That is the map's scale.02br 02br 00Optimal = best.0-
0So in this context, relative power means: the power divide to body mass doesn't it? I thought the phrase ' to be scaled to' is somewhat different from scale itself02br 02br 00I know optimal means. the best, but can I translate ' optimal ager' to ' best old men'?0-
0 I think it probably means the people who age 'best' in the sense of being healthy/keeping a good proportion of body strength. I wouldn't quite phrase it as 'best old men'. 0-
0I think the verb is "to scale to", and it means to scale to some ratio in particular.02br 02br 00For example: 02br 02br 00I made a map to scale.02br 02br 00To what scale did you make it?02br 02br 00I scaled it 1" to 10 miles.02br 02br 00So, you scaled the map inches to miles at a ratio of 1 inch