Sentence examples for a manageable space from inspiring English sources

He said, "We had to fit it into a manageable space, and the focus for us and for the reporters was how she hires".

Anchored by the university, ringed by major railway lines and several major banks, Mr. Levy said he saw the area as "a manageable space in need of far more creativity than simple gentrification".

As this "Magic Flute" worked hard to remind us, the Enlightenment truly believed it could herd the loose ends of humanity into a manageable space, capture the impulsiveness of a Tamino or the unruliness of a Papageno, and comfort both in a place designed by scientists and soothed by art.

In case you have a memory as long as your nose, kettling is the police technique of blocking large groups of disobedient people into a small, manageable space and letting them stand there shivering and moaning for hours and hours, until they are meek and apologetic.

And he describes it thoroughly in a manageable amount of space.

The ventures are on a manageable scale.

The event has regularly faced the threat of being taken off the streets, particularly those gentrified Notting Hill streets familiar to residents such as David Cameron and Michael Gove, and being cocooned in a more manageable open space, such as Hyde Park.

Using information relationship measures allows us to reduce the search space to a manageable size while retaining high-quality solutions in the reduced space.

This study suggests a feature extraction and classification algorithm for surface discharge classification, which when combined together reduced the dimensionality of the feature space to a manageable dimension, by "marrying" the wavelet to radial basis function neural network very high levels of classification are achieved.

I loved the fact that it is a medium-sized space with a manageable layout that doesn't wear you out from too many ramps or stairs.

To reduce search space to a manageable and biologically relevant size, a default of 80 kbp downstream of the initial alignment is considered, although the user may adjust this to the most appropriate value for the organism and experiment.