miniaturizes

Joe Fig miniaturizes artist's studios into hyper-realistic models, Japanese artist Tabaimo's animated video installation "danDAN" imagines a cross-section of a housing complex, and Gregory Euclides creates small landscapes, some viewed via pinholes.

Don't Miss: Dec. 24-30 2011

Not every organ system miniaturizes the same way, and the disparity causes malfunctions.

The Long and Short of It Steve Perry 2010

This conjunction of and conflict between realism and the Gothic miniaturizes the novel's own two-way plot.

Drood 2009

This conjunction of and conflict between realism and the Gothic miniaturizes the novel's own two-way plot.

The Little Professor: 2009

Politics miniaturizes large complex problems at home while maximizing threats from abroad.

The end of American empire -- closer than we think? 2009

The television, in a sense, contains and miniaturizes what has happened in New York.

Floor Remarks of Senator Hillary Rodham Clinton Expediting Benefits for Public Safety Officers 2001

Clare miniaturizes and (further) vulgarizes Byron's apostrophes to cash, begging his imaginary reader for "a single pound" in exchange for the single manuscript that cannot undergo a Byronic alchemy into gilded coats.

Like 1999

In fact, when that air de-miniaturizes, it will be much larger in volume than Benes.

Fantastic Voyage Asimov, Isaac, 1920- 1966

The Scepter instrument miniaturizes Coulter cell counting technology found in much larger instruments into a portable device the size of an automated pipette.

Medgadget Wouter Stomp 2010

The Scepter instrument miniaturizes Coulter cell counting technology found in much larger instruments into a portable device the size of an automated pipette.

Medgadget Wouter Stomp 2010