Sentence examples for scaled up version from inspiring English sources
With 16 rotors, it looks like a scaled up version of some flying toys, although one that is big enough to carry an adult.
The smallest exoplanet is closest to the sun and the largest is the farthest away, which is interesting to astronomers because it resembles a scaled up version of the outer part of the Solar System.
Universal apps, such as Mail and Word are scaled up version of the mobile apps.
As for the booster, that's "fairly straightforward" because it's essentially a scaled up version of Falcon 9, Musk said.
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Unveiled this week at CES, the Pop is essentially a scaled up version of that product, doubling the megapixel count to 20, and, perhaps more important, returning the to the equally iconic 3 x 4 size – a familiar format to those who remember Polaroid from the first go-round.
The study had a tiny sample size, and, like most slightly nutty research in the field of social psychology, has never been replicated, or scaled up, except that, since nearly all American girls own a Barbie, the population of American girls has been the subject of the scaled-up version of that experiment for nearly six decades.
Three approaches were initially considered: a scaled down version of the preceding 16,000-ton Connecticut class, five of which had been approved with the 1902 and 1903 budgets; a scaled-up version of the 12,500-ton 12,500-ton Maine1898 design, three of whiclassre commissioned from 1902 to 1904; and a completely new design which might incorporate new ideas and technology.
This would mean that a scaled-up version could detect gravitational waves.
It's a scaled-up version of the Tay-Sachs test that Ashkenazi Jews have undergone for decades.
His sofa system for Vitsoe, though lovely, looks like a scaled-up version of his electronics – a giant television with cushions instead of a screen.
