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Hence, graphene membrane based pressure sensors can in principle be scaled quite aggressively in size.

However, the aforementioned proposals may scale quite poorly: They have to be implemented by the administrators of each and every website (or CA).

This ratio has been shown to scale quite well with the number of ions in the Orbitrap peak, i.e., ∼5 charges are equal to a S/N ratio of 1.

Cadre launched a secondary marketplace some time ago, says Williams, though he adds that it "hasn't quite scaled the product quite yet".

The trend "suggests that production will need to be scaled back quite a bit in coming months to bring inventories back in line with slower sales," Mr. Vitner said.

A great example of this is SoundCloud, the popular audio distribution platform that has scaled up quite nicely while maintaining its home base in Berlin, Germany.

2CD maths gets scaled down quite a lot though, so try and do at least 2CD in Year 11.

"It is full of small-scale, quite fussy decoration.

Nor does it benefit from its scale: quite the opposite, in fact.

Amateur photographers may not need 10-megapixel images, but these high-resolution snaps scale quite easily into poster-size prints and other photographic indulgences.

Now, two development projects, on a scale quite unprecedented for the area, are providing a different angle to exploring the location.