Sentence examples for stage to scale from inspiring English sources

So, no mystery here, the raise is for the same reason many startups gin up money from investors at this stage — to scale faster.

For successful small-scale research partnerships that focus on important research problems that are marginalized by local and international policymakers and funders, the progress from small-scale (grant stage) to large scale projects (integrative stage) must be actively supported by the initial funders.

De Mille used adults in children's clothes for the dances when Joe is a child; since there were no actual children on stage to provide scale, the illusion worked.

Hence, our post-processing stage is to scale up the block-based initial depth map, align it to color edges, and simultaneously make it smooth in the temporal domain.

According to Zoox co-founder and CTO Jesse Levinson, he and the board of directors believed "that to take the company through the next stage and to scale the company, we thought finding someone with executive and operational experience would be helpful to the company," he told TechCrunch.

When it launched in 2007, Stagecoach boasted four stages, only to scale back in subsequent years; this year, however, the fourth space is back.

In another room, I had the entire stage taped out to scale with mock screens and elements of the set, all made of wood.

Strategic partners in traditional businesses and regulatory approval from government, along with funding for the initial stages, are needed to scale these companies both locally and globally, and investors are on board.

On 16 July 2013 the British government pledged £60m to the project: this investment will provide support at a "crucial stage" to allow a full-scale prototype of the SABRE engine to be built.

Mr. Albery's 2000 production, thanks to Antony McDonald's sets, ingeniously shrank the Met stage to a more intimate operetta scale, thrusting figures out before the proscenium (flanked here by two large fluorescent sketches of women in early-20th-century dress), staying basically true to operetta tradition while stripping away some of its glitter.

Regulating movement speed of the camera stage to achieve true 1 1 geometric scale.