Sentence examples for scale it down from inspiring English sources

"Lear" is an undeniably majestic work, but the inclination in London lately has been to scale it down, thereby submitting its fury to the studio-sized environs of, say, the National Theatre's Cottesloe, where Ian Holm took the role in 1997, or the Young Vic, home to Pete Postlethwaite last year, or, now, Mr. Jacobi at the Donmar, which at 250 seats is the smallest theater of them all.

This new display means that you will be able to watch a 4K video in its native resolution, without having to scale it down — video professionals will love this.

Relativity gives nonsensical answers when you try to scale it down to quantum size, eventually descending to infinite values in its description of gravity.

Well, you take this vector and you scale it down to unit length.

But I am also wondering how we scale it down to medium sized and small courses.

Basically, she said, just look at what the government does and, you know, scale it down to size.

Rated an EF0 on the Enhanced Fujita Scale, it downed power lines and trees near the Stull Interpretive Center, and also damaged a nearby observation platform.

Ms. Putnam was the president for production of the Walt Disney Company's Miramax Films unit until Disney scaled it down and cut its executive staff last year.

But Major League Baseball's Web site, MLB.com, also rents server space from Joyent, scaling up its use during baseball season and scaling it down in the autumn.

Now, a new study from the U.S. National Academies suggests a way to rescue the facility: scaling it down and farming out portions of its proposed research to existing animal pathogen labs around the country.

Notably, the UK version of HuffPost is not abandoning its unpaid blogger platform — although it is scaling it down quite a bit.