In "Number 34," a 1949 painting on paper, the drip technique is so adroitly scaled down that it seems overly refined, almost Rococo.
A luxury bus was not available, so a scaled down version of the charabanc used in the Beatles Magical Mysteryry Tour' was provided, complete with psychedelic wallpaper and purpley-pink curtains.
In reality this is unlikely to be so: a scaled down programme may deliver marginally greater benefits, or conversely (due to indivisibilities) may deliver no benefits at all.
Once the core technology was solid, Street View was being asked for in smaller cities and towns in other countries, so the team scaled down the rigs to fit onto other vehicles like bikes.
Scaled down so that the images aren't bludgeoning you, the individual numbers might be far more appealing.
Alan Pearson Durham Now that Ukip has one MP, I assume that the media platform given to its ideas will be scaled down so as to be comparable to that given to the Green party's.
The size of the installation is crucial, either occupying most of a gallery to impress at first sight, or radically scaled down so as to invite inspection and enable viewers to focus on the artists' command of detail.
The frequency of these nodes is scaled down so that their computations are potentially completed at the same time with bottleneck nodes.
For comparison purposes, the shocks of the production subsidies applying to all producers are scaled down so that the total production subsidy in this scenario equals the total subsidy to exporters in scenario BAE.
Operation Saturn was intended to capture Rostov and thus cut off the German Army Group A. However, after the launch of Winter Storm, the Soviets had to reallocate forces to prevent the relief of Stalingrad, so the operation was scaled down and redubbed "Little Saturn".
