Sentence examples similar to a downsized table from inspiring English sources

(1) First, several objects were downsized (Table  1) to allow grasping with both pediatric unimpaired and prosthetic hands, as the SHAP was designed for prosthetic hands as well (maximum opening of the prosthetic hand, distance from thumb to index finger is 5 cm [myoelectric prosthesis, Electrohand 2000]).

As the Marsh & McLennan case illustrates, a downsized customer base can lead to a downsized employee base.

But only if there was a downsized operating plan.

Children can get a downsized burger for $4.95.

Patients who undergo the procedure end up feeling full faster, thanks to a downsized tummy.

Writing on the influential blog Politico, John F Harris said the speech was "a document of downsized ambitions for a downsized moment in his presidency".

And a falling population would mean a downsized economy (Farage has said that "some things are more important than money") and a downsized foreign policy.

Yet Mr Margvelashvili will inherit a downsized version of the Georgian presidency, wielding far fewer powers than his predecessor.

Porsche recently hired 1,000 workers in Leipzig, Germany, to build the Macan, a downsized S.U.V. that goes on sale early next year.

Equally, while the gift budget may have shrunk, wrapping a downsized offering with panache instantly imbues it with more value.

In 1947, when British colonial rule ended, a downsized province of Bengal was partitioned into East Bengal and West Bengal.