Sentence examples for a large scale version of from inspiring English sources

Exploratorium Exhibit Services manufactures a large scale version of the machine for use in science museums.

This should sound familiar, Google's acquisition of Kaggle is a larger scale version of the same recipe.

Use whatever art tools are necessary to draw, paint or sculpt a large-scale version of your stamp.

It is based on vortex flow control – really a large-scale version of what happens to water going down a bath plughole.

INGRES AT THE MORGAN This group of 18 drawings by the French master includes a large-scale version of his famous "Odalisque and Slave" (1839).

Many of his stories are enfolded within themselves – narrator passing on the story told by a character he meets, etc – and sometimes I found myself thinking of a large-scale version of the miniaturist Stefan Zweig.

The profile of the band's career is like a large-scale version of one of our pieces: very slow to develop and ideas aren't usually brought in suddenly and startlingly".

As is always the way with such things, it was essentially a large-scale version of Spirit of the Dance: dancers dressed in increasingly elaborate costumes re-enacted something which turned out to be an allegory for "the creation of the forest".

Yet beneath the slapstick surface a sombre German heart beats in mournful rhythm: the point of the fable, we slowly realize, is that Communism in Germany was always an ersatz reality that for forty years Party leaders were creating a large-scale version of the fiction that Alex creates in his mother's bedroom.

The space will be taken over by Martha Rosler's "Meta-Monumental Garage Sale," which is quite literally just that: a large-scale version of the classic American yard sale, in which people not only can browse but actually buy everyday, secondhand objects organized and displayed by the artist.

At the star performer GM's car business in the Asia-Pacific region, where net profits tripled last year to $577m they are expected to rise by some 40% this year, thanks largely to GM's strong position in China.Mr Wagoner dismisses fears that China will turn out to be a large-scale version of the Brazilian market, which collapsed in 1997 just as the global car industry decided to set up camp there.