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

The apparatus was a small scale version of those used to study numerical discrimination in adult fish [30], [38] and consisted of a small tank subdivided into three adjacent compartments (Fig. 4).

The samples were pre-treated with a series of 70 100 % ethanol washes before measurement using a small scale version of the Megazyme assay [ 90] according to Ermawar et al. [ 61].

It's like a smaller scale version of the Las Vegas strip frequented by Singaporean college kids, goofy Western expats and hot Asian girls, mind-bogglingly shimmied into too-tight dresses.

In the same way, the protocell shoe is simply a smaller scale version of the same kind of material computing that terrestrial matter is making every day and we don't notice that either!

The program constitutes a small-scale version of such a trading system, participants said.

I've always imagined that my graduation ceremony will be like a small-scale version of my future wedding day.

The monks' demonstrations last September, and the violent repression by armed troops, looked like a small-scale version of the 1988 uprising, in the same rainwashed streets.

They spent 20 minutes of their 75-minute working meeting at the Queluz Palace, a small-scale version of Versailles outside of Lisbon, discussing trade.

I think that sort of language is a small-scale version of what makes literature itself so interesting: the juxtaposition of disparate elements.

A small-scale version of MacMonnies's famous "Pan of Rohallion" is the standout, but there are also charming examples by Janet Scudder, Edward H. Berge and others.

It's time for at least a small-scale version of the New Deal's Works Progress Administration, one that would offer relatively low-paying (but much better than nothing) public-service employment.