Sentence examples for much enlarged scale from inspiring English sources

Pig iron could then be taken through to molten iron or low-carbon steel without solidification, scrap could be added and melted, and iron ore could be melted into the slag above the metal to give a relatively rapid oxidation of carbon and silicon all on a much enlarged scale.

The geographic side includes an enlarged scale version of Manhattan.

animations in Jenny Perlin's "Flight," which reproduce, at an enlarged scale, receipts collected while travelling.

Pantograph, instrument for duplicating a motion or copying a geometric shape to a reduced or enlarged scale.

Inset: plot on enlarged scale.

Inset shows plots with enlarged scale.

The insets show an enlarged scale for the impedance spectroscopy images.

The presented data would be useful references for further design of enlarged scale hydrogen production system.

The enlarged scales on the belly of the snake are called ventral scales or gastrosteges.

Sometimes snakes have enlarged scales, either single or paired, under the tail; these are called subcaudals or urosteges.

A year goes by, and the "Western" army, much enlarged, acquires howitzers and Gatling guns.