Sentence examples for contracting scale from inspiring English sources

An electronic jazz album, Until the Quiet Comes features free jazz elements, varying musical tones, contracting scale, and shifts in feel.

Until the Quiet Comes is characterized by varying musical tones, contracting scale, both consonant and dissonant sounds, counterpoint, and shifts in feel.

Paradoxically, by enlarging the scale of the individual building, architects were taking a step toward contracting the scale of their ambition over entire cities.

On seeing their names on the list, I had the familiar feeling: the vastness of world history seemed to abruptly contract in scale and fit neatly into the tiny squares and rectangles of the census form.

There was some sense in the ABC News executive suites that Mr. Koppel, who in 2000 signed a contract scaling back his anchor duties to three days a week while giving him a salary of more than $8 million a year, was hurting the program by appearing less frequently.

The new-crop July 2009 corn contract scaled an all-time peak of $7.20 per bushel, after U.S. corn futures soared to a record above $7.00 on Friday.

First, a mapping stimulus comprised simultaneous 'wedge' and 'ring' apertures a wedge section of 17.14° angle rotated clockwise or counter-clockwise along the polar dimension while a ring section expanded or contracted eccentrically, scaling logarithmically between 0.11° and 4.62° width span.

What you want to do is create a service abstraction that allows you to scale across a set of resources that may be expanding or contracting at data-center scale.

106 Given the challenges inherent in contracting on a national scale, there is a need to consider the merits of participating in the development of open source systems as opposed to the purchase of commercially developed systems.

"We are permitting and contracting and building utility-scale solar, because we think it's a very safe decision given all the costs... [But] our risk is a political risk that the target doesn't stick.

The evidence base is weak for policy makers to estimate resources required for scaling up contracting.