How to pronounce “logarithmic scale” in English

It's a logarithmic scale, which I have to take some pains to explain to many audiences.

That's a logarithmic scale.

And because signal is measured on a logarithmic scale, that four decibel drop means we've lost more than half the power,

Magnitude is measured on a logarithmic scale, so each whole number represents a ten-fold jump in energy.

even another exponential on a logarithmic scale uh in many different fields it's not just Mo's law War law

before Gordon Moore was born and of course this being a logarithmic scale

can share our genome with our doctor so it's uh heartening this is a logarithmic scale it's heartening to to see that uh

Now, watch what happens if we switch the x-axis from a linear scale to a logarithmic scale.

One is on a linear scale above, and the bottom one is on a logarithmic scale.

Going to this other chart, now you can see on the vertical axis is a logarithmic scale GDP per capita.

And if you pass a line through the level of radiation that kills 90% of the population, this is a logarithmic scale.

So say, for example, if you look at-- and things obey a sort of logarithmic scale.

Here we have a plot of the number of estimates of homicide in England 1200 to the present plotted on a logarithmic scale from a tenth

And here we have an increase -- it's plotted on a logarithmic scale.