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- verb Simple past tense and past participle of
downscale .
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Examples
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Three of the choices would mean keeping just two fully staffed obstetric units led by a consultant - plus a combination of "downscaled" midwifery-led units, where a consultant would be on call.
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They believe their way will buck the republic's historical trend over the last 235 years toward larger government, and ultimately produce a leaner, downscaled federal authority despite almost certain immediate damage to America's economy and power.
Scott Atran: The Tea Party's Sacred Cows and the Privilege of Absurdity Scott Atran 2011
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It could be downscaled to 3 crew to ISS/2 to the Moon.
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Geographic features, such as mountain ridges, which mark the boundary of different climatic zones, occur at scales much smaller than the typical grids in GCMs, which means the GCMs get these zonal boundaries wrong, especially when coarse-grain predictions are downscaled.
Serendipity: What has software engineering got to do with climate change? 2010
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I downscaled to do the part-time, stay-at-home dad thing for a couple of years, but I got so involved in helping to relaunch Smart Recovery and other projects that downscaling now seems a distant dream.
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Geographic features, such as mountain ridges, which mark the boundary of different climatic zones, occur at scales much smaller than the typical grids in GCMs, which means the GCMs get these zonal boundaries wrong, especially when coarse-grain predictions are downscaled.
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Geographic features, such as mountain ridges, which mark the boundary of different climatic zones, occur at scales much smaller than the typical grids in GCMs, which means the GCMs get these zonal boundaries wrong, especially when coarse-grain predictions are downscaled.
steve | Serendipity 2010
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Geographic features, such as mountain ridges, which mark the boundary of different climatic zones, occur at scales much smaller than the typical grids in GCMs, which means the GCMs get these zonal boundaries wrong, especially when coarse-grain predictions are downscaled.
Uncertainties and challenges in climate science | Serendipity 2010
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Geographic features, such as mountain ridges, which mark the boundary of different climatic zones, occur at scales much smaller than the typical grids in GCMs, which means the GCMs get these zonal boundaries wrong, especially when coarse-grain predictions are downscaled.
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Recent statistically downscaled temperature scenario results based on the Max Planck Institute climate model ECHAM4/OPYC3 for Greenland project a warming trend for the period 1990 to 2050 of 1.3 to 1.6 ºC for West Greenland and around 0.4 ºC for East Greenland [9].
Candidate vulnerability case studies for climate change in the Arctic 2010
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