For this reason, the figures of Table 1 for the short codes are very similar to those for the long codes ; on the contrary, the middle codes do not benefit from the same mechanism (i.e., ) and their throughput is scaled down by a factor 2/3.
"The store is scaled down," he said.
It's a vicious circle: as sales decline, production is scaled down, costs increase and prices rise.
Compared with ancient quests and heroic nature writing, Norbury's is scaled down; her grail may be disguised, or not available at all.
"Everything here is scaled down but the aggravation," Bizzy Monte-Sano, a Larchmont regular, said after a rounding better left forgotten.
Straight women!" Her entourage from her halcyon days is scaled down, a full-time trainer and a coach for Grand Slam events.
The New York exhibit, which is scaled down and includes multimedia, highlights the work of Chris Hondros, the Getty Images photographer based in New York who was killed in Libya in April 2011.
Bizet's enduring classic -- Gypsy, toreador and all -- is scaled down to fit the Amato's tiny stage thanks to Richard Cerullo, Amato's resident designer, and ardently led by Anthony Amato, the company's octogenarian founder, director and conductor.
Mr. McCain's operation is scaled down, staffed heavily by 20-somethings, many of whom were in high school when their candidate stunned George W. Bush by 17 points in the 2000 New Hampshire primary.
Labour's bar is drawn at just 39% of the scale of the Lib Dems' one and the SNP's bar is scaled down to 72% of what it should be relative to the Lib Dems.
City shareholders have been meeting the Pru's senior independent director Paul Manduca, a former Rothschild banker, to demand that the bonus is scaled down to reflect the AIA debacle.
