The phrase "at half scale" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a model, drawing, or representation that is scaled down to half its original size.
Example: "The architectural plans were printed at half scale to make them easier to review."
Alternatives: "at 50% scale" or "scaled down to half".
What took shape this spring at an industrial space in the Chinese capital were six fiberglass dioramas that depict, at half-scale, his often banal daily existence as a captive of the vast government security apparatus.
To follow these temporal and spatial developments requires measurements at half the scale imposed by the location of the current (i.e. 100 km) so that chains of magnetometers spaced every 50 km are needed over the latitude band in which the auroral electrojet occurs.
(Note that the track depiction in C is drawn at half the scale as in B. The track was designed so that the angle between the segments 1 and 2 and between segments 3 and 4 on the top arm remain the same whether the track arm is extended or compressed, that is, ∠(1,2) = ∠ 3,4) = α.
Five-thousand red, white and blue balloons floated skyward as the special guest, Martin Layton, a tourist from Britain, arrived with his fiancée, Sarah Connell, at the half-scale lookalike at Paris Las Vegas.
The ACOPO experiment simulates natural convection heat transfer from volumetrically heated pools at a half-scale reactor lower head geometry (hemispherical).
Table 5 Strain values measured at various load levels for half-scale girders.
Table 5 shows the strain values measured at various loads for the half-scale girders.
Schrank & Stanhope [ 13] tested the dimensional accuracy of the SLS process by building half scale AFOs at different orientations.
This paper deals with the experimental results of an investigation aimed at studying cyclic response of half scaled RC specimens previously damaged and then repaired with externally bonded carbon fiber reinforced polymer sheets.
