Sentence examples for scaled down to a from inspiring English sources

Scaled down to a more intimate size here, it speaks in a quieter voice and seems less strident in its depiction of the power of anti-Semitism, bigotry and venality in the South of the early 20th century.

He describes the CO2 system as "a complicated, industry-sized solution scaled down to a supermarket".

It will still be scaled down to a 60,000 seats from its 80,000 Games capacity, a cost that was put at £95m under the original deal.

"Now, six months later, we are disappointed to see this has been scaled down to a small-scale and unnecessary pilot," Griffin said.

Research published last month by scientists at Rice University and Penn State indicate that the switches can be scaled down to a single molecule.

With the arrival of a new generation of smaller transistors roughly every two years, the industry generally believes that silicon will be scaled down to a limit of 5-nanometer transistors sometime after 2020.

The architecture, if you have a small work, scales it up; and if something's really big, it scales down to a comfortable size".

His demeanor -- sunny and youthful but also quietly confident -- matches his voice, which is beguilingly fresh, with a delicate tremulousness and an intimate tone, scaling down to a sotto voce without losing words or musical sense.

Consequently, military aid flows to Pakistan could see some reductions--and the relationship on the whole could be scaled down to an extent.

However, the structure was scaled down to an 80 feet diameter in order to accommodate the accessible ramp that runs behind the monument.

To account for this difference and simplistically assuming linear changes in transcript levels, fold changes of the longer-lived MZM-0403 at 31 weeks were scaled down to an age of 14 weeks.