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unscaled

6.0

Not measured, changed, or covered with scales, for example raw data and fish

adjective
/ʌnˈskeɪld/

: sin escamas

The scientist analyzed the unscaled data before applying any adjustments.

Examples

It is difficult to compare unscaled results from different experiments.
The fish was left unscaled before cooking.
The chef found the unscaled fish harder to clean and prepare.
I prefer my salmon unscaled for a more natural taste.
The scientist analyzed the unscaled data before applying any adjustments.
It is difficult to compare unscaled results from different experiments.
I prefer my salmon unscaled for a more natural taste.

Synonyms

uncalibrated

vsunscaled

Specialized

1 6.6

Not adjusted to give correct measurements so results may be wrong

focuses on missing scaling rather than accuracy calibration

unstandardized

vsunscaled

Specialized

6.8

Expressed in original units rather than a common scale

lacks any modification by a scale or scaling process

nonstandardized

vsunscaled

Specialized

8.1

Values shown in their original measurement units and not changed to a common scale

means no scaling or conversion to a shared measurement system

unnormalized

vsunscaled

Specialized

7.9

Not adjusted to the same scale as other values

refers to lack of scaling rather than a specific unit adjustment

How Scaled

calibrated

Specialized

5.3

measured

4.1

unnormalized

Specialized

7.9

unscaled

6.0

Surface Forms

unscaled positive

Morphology

unscaled = scaled (transparent) = un + scale + ed

Formed by un- + scaled (past participle of 'scale' meaning 'to remove scales' or 'to scale an image'), so the negation 'not scaled' is directly derivable.

Etymology

Unscaled is un- 'not' plus scale, and scale can mean 'a set of marks for measuring' (like a weighing scale) or the 'small plates on a fish', so unscaled can mean 'not measured or adjusted' or 'not cleaned of scales'.