As for all those towering wigs, they have been shrunk to the dimensions of a Park Avenue bouffant.
On the other hand, we believe that neither of our national debates about Asia should ever be shrunk to the dimensions of China.
In "Mother Night" (1961), Prospero has shrunk to the dimensions of a Second World War master-spy; Colonel Frank Wirtanen, the Blue Fairy Godmother, controls the hero's life by appearing to him only three times, and his final act of magical intervention is rejected.
In fact, surface effects entirely dominate if the sample dimensions shrink to the range of single-digit nanoparticles, where entire particles can become unstable in the electron beam [20, 26].
Conventional silicon-on-insulator (SOI) substrates utilizing a buried silicon dioxide layer suffer from self-heating effects as device dimensions shrink to the deep-submicrometer regime.
I.B.M., which is one of the biggest proponents of nanotubes for microelectronic applications, has made clear its hope that carbon nanotube technology will be ready a decade from now, when semiconductors are expected to shrink to minimum dimensions of just 5 nanometers.
By the time Hollywood become a bottom-line-obsessed corporation in the 1980s, women's roles had shrunk to puny dimensions of hot girlfriend and imperiled wife.
Through various experimental studies, it is understood that when materials shrink to dimensions on the nanoscale, many of the properties or characteristics that they display in bulk form are no longer valid [1 5].
Smaller/larger dimensions are OK, but they may not look very good on the site when they've been cropped and shrunk to the appropriate size.
As transistors shrink to nanoscale dimensions, it is becoming increasingly difficult to make the current computing paradigm work.
Not only did they shrink the dimensions of the 9.7-inch iPad enough to give it the "Air" moniker, they boosted the innards of the 7.9-inch iPad enough so that it was every bit as powerful as its larger cousin.
