Sentence examples for a reduced size from inspiring English sources

The third lot, a reduced size version of Rodin's "Le baiser" ("The Embrace"), "cast between 1910 and 1918 in an edition of between 65 and 69," as Christie's put it, could easily have been ignored had the market been lukewarm.

The end iris ridge waveguide couplers are used to couple power to accelerator cavities through a reduced size coupling port.

Figure 3 shows the clothing pressure and the size of knitted specimen; in addition, a reduced size led to a consistently higher course-wise clothing pressure.

The scaling methodology describes quantitatively the possible differences in the behavior between a reduced size experimental facility and a full scale commercial plant for a determined transient.

Compared to TSDC, the OTSDC not only preserves the merits of low regeneration temperature and high COPth, but also has a reduced size by about half.

The work included conception, computer modeling, laboratory load tests of a reduced size specimen, field construction of a pilot bridge and field load testing.

Symbols and lettering should be large enough to be legible after reduction [a reduced size of about 7 points (2 mm) high, and not smaller than 5 points].

Most of what he described involved playing with a reduced-size rim to create more rebounds.

The basic decisions made were to produce a small Chevrolet (the Chevette) and a reduced-size Cadillac (the Seville), and to introduce into the Buick, Olds, and Pontiac lines smaller models based on the Chevrolet Monza.

Introduction of super folder mutations [21] into the starting construct and use of chaperonin complementation [17] from the very beginning could help "bridge the gap", enabling selection of active Phe-lacking GFP variants from a reduced-size tractable ensemble.

Longborough's involvement with Wagner began with a reduced-size Ring, for an orchestra of just 18 players, adapted by the composer Jonathan Dove, in the late 1990s.