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small-scale

[smawl-skeyl] / ˈsmɔlˈskeɪl /




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But Mamdani's experimental plan to open five pilot stores on unused city land, as well as free buses and subsidized childcare, is still only small-scale -- and not universally welcome.

From Barron's

While natural ice crystals in clouds are much larger than the silica particles used in the lab, the team hopes that understanding these small-scale effects will reveal the larger processes that create lightning.

From Science Daily

The unconventional new method had only been trialled on small-scale farms in places like the Netherlands.

From BBC

This AI component allowed the researchers to capture the galaxy's overall behavior while still modeling small-scale events, including the fine details of individual supernovae.

From Science Daily

The system, while small-scale, can be scaled up with a larger body of water, he explains.

From BBC