Sentence examples for reducing scale from inspiring English sources

Discussing the miniaturization of the house, Peter said to Crewe: "... There's no harm in reducing scale.

Linking online access to a paid offline subscription (as per The Economist) or introducing a tiered access model (like the FT) would risk the actual and potential online ad revenues by drastically reducing scale.

GFRP shows better performance when reducing scale formation at the initial period.

Thus, the scale of water quality index is a reducing scale, that is, higher value of WQI indicates poor water quality in the area and vice versa.

Specialised nanofiltration membranes, have been developed for the removal of sulphate from seawater in offshore wells, reducing scale formation and souring in the well-head.

In some cases, the laboratory may need to make sacrifices by adjusting research goals, reducing scale, or preparing fewer replicates in order to stay within budget.

The discussion indicates that process simulation as a stand-alone tool does not provide a direct shortcut to successful design and scale-up, but if utilized in a proper way, it will contribute to reducing scale-up risks.

"The next generation will operate on a much reduced scale.

This had been designed on a slightly reduced scale by Matthew Reineck, who also makes real guitars.

But there should be no illusions about trying to continue the war on a reduced scale.

For viewers who equate archaeological with monumental, the reduced scale can require some adjustment.