Usage of "small-scale"

Limited in size or scope.

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Ús de small-scale en anglès

And the benefits of these small-scale consumer driven changes are often minor. 
 The South African 

But small-scale farmers generally did not benefit from increases in tobacco production. 
 The South African 

In any case, Renaissance and Reformation were, in global terms, small-scale phenomena. 
 1492 the year our world began 

It is also introducing feed-in-tariffs next year to promote small-scale renewable generation. 
 Reuters 

Tourism is mostly small-scale with family run guesthouses rather than international resorts. 
 BBC 

Around 100 million people are directly or indirectly dependent on small-scale mining. 
 Reuters 

For small-scale work, one sample at a time, well, that is easier. 
 Seveneves 

That progress was partly rooted in a fertiliser grant for small-scale farmers. 
 Reuters 

That progress was partly rooted in a fertilizer grant for small-scale farmers. 
 Reuters 

The attacks extend towards hundreds of small-scale mines in Burkina Faso alone. 
 Reuters 

It turns out that the German beer industry suffers from small-scale production. 
 Guns, germs, and steel: the fates of human societies 

The principles involved had been tried in small-scale experiments and they worked. 
 Timescape 

The previous chapter focused on the small-scale, microevolutionary details of cultural evolution. 
 Cultural Evolution 

He changed from one-off craft pieces to a highly streamlined small-scale production. 
 The Irish Times 

Big-money activists suggest the importance of small-scale operators like him is overstated. 
 Reuters 

Notation predates writing, addressing small-scale groups involved in relatively homogenous practical experiences. 
 The Civilization of Illiteracy 

Significats de small-scale en anglès