Sentence examples for miniaturize it from inspiring English sources

Although the prototype navigation system is less obtrusive than its predecessors, it should be possible to miniaturize it even further.

"We decided to miniaturize it and make it entirely new".

If you wanted to do it properly you'd invest in the site, you'd have DNA synthesis at the site, you'd have the storage there, you'd have the reading back in one place, and you'd miniaturize it all.

(He has since designed an experimental house based on a version of the turbine housing, and he's trying to persuade the manufacturer to miniaturize it enough to get it to the U.S. in a shipping container).

The Nintendo Wii is the first mass-market product that really used accelerometers and it drove the price way down". Fitbit's founder wanted to take that technology, miniaturize it, and apply it to the arena of health and fitness.

People have said they need to miniaturize it to put it on a missile".

He later discovered that Kandor, a Kryptonian city, had remained intact thanks to an archfoe who had miniaturized it (and placed it in a bell jar for an extreme collection of alien real estate).

Daniel S. Goldin, the aerospace engineer who served as NASA's administrator from 1992 to 2001, said Dr. Staudhammer and his colleagues had "taken an entire chemistry laboratory, miniaturized it and put it into a gallon-sized container," an achievement Mr. Goldin described as a "remarkable breakthrough".

Musicals evoke a specific kind of joy, and nothing is as mesmerizing as being drawn into a masterfully staged song-and-dance number on the big screen: music videos have diminished that pleasure a bit by miniaturizing it and making it commonplace.

"What they did is they took something that was designed for a PC with a large keyboard, large screen, a mouse, and a person sitting at the desk using 10 fingers, and they took that, miniaturized it, put it on a phone".

Rebellion is getting $4.25m from the same program to miniaturize its leak detection and measurement technology to be wearable, so that it could be attached to, say, a hardhat.