In order for mathematical fictionalists to be entitled to use the compactness theorem, they will have to show that the nominalistic formulation (Compact#) follows from the platonistic one (Compact).
Notice that the usual compactness theorem for L is precisely the assertion that L is ω-compact.
Its compactness and durability have made it Africa's killing weapon of choice since the 1980s, despite its inaccuracy.
The key to the Raspberry Pi's compactness is the use of a system-on-a-chip from Broadcom, which combines a frugal ARM 11 central processing unit with a graphics processor and (in the Model B) 512 megabytes of memory.
He had a special love for the compactness of Sikkim, squeezed between Tibet and India, whose elegant, shining peaks he helped open again to mountaineering.
His poems are small triumphs of compactness, neatly binding as many thoughts and allusions as possible in one image or one line.
That is largely because the company also makes a desktop browser, not as widely known or used as those made by Microsoft and Netscape, but acclaimed by users for its speed and compactness.
Neuromorphic chips are going to have enormous implications, especially in applications where compactness and power consumption are at a premium as, say, for replacement parts within the human body.
It is not just the power density and compactness of turbocharged four-cylinder engines that has made them attractive to motor manufacturers.
Its engines combine power with compactness in a way that few can match.
GIF also dominated JPEG, a rival format best suited for photographs, in the web's early days because of its compactness.
