The scientists accused the government of deliberately relying on an outmoded gauge to measure how much we drink, enabling it to downsize the scale of the British habit.
Much as we may wax nostalgic about the Rubenesque ideal or the buxom, wide-hipped wenches of Restoration comedies, in its modern iteration fashion has steadily downsized the human scale.
The methods for reducing the complexity and downsizing the data scale to make the data useful for data analysis part are usually employed in the transformation, such as dimensional reduction, sampling, coding, or transformation.
"Confusion downsizes the vote, it downsizes participation".
In other parts of the UK there would be a downsizing of the scale of many new solar farms, which is politically attractive, but offers encouragement for sites that have been neglected over the last few months".
In other moments in Foreign Body, the artist downsizes his scale greatly and even jumps from painting to photographic assemblage, as seen in Studio Drawing 22, although no matter the medium or size, his themes and references remain within the same realm.
The fast-growing applications in nanoelectromechanical systems (NEMS) lead to strong demands in new sensing mechanism in order to downsize the sensing elements to nanometer scale.
Reproducing field prototypes of landslide dams in a flume is challenging, especially with respect to downsizing the impoundment materials to laboratory-scale experiments.
In case of only one VM is presented in the environment, OCSO would continue to scale in by downsizing the single VM, provided that the workload continued to drop.
The data preprocessing that we developed, downsized the raw data to an analyzable scale without losing any detail information, and the analyzing algorithms translated sequencing data into dynamic genomics information using limited time and computing resource.
But as Mr. Panetta considers scaling back major weapons programs, the Osprey illustrates the challenges in downsizing the world's most expensive military.
