Sentence examples for a more compact space from inspiring English sources

Not only would a more compact space make it easier to keep an eye on Rusty, Ms. Tam-Diaz said, but eliminating the stairs would also help alleviate her back pain.

Global foundries says that use of MRAM as on-chip memory allows larger memories for multi-core architecture in a more compact space than SRAM and saves from 10X to 200X on power versus an off-chip memory solution as shown below.

There are a good number of advantages of submerged culture including higher polysaccharide and mycelium production in a more compact space and shorter time [ 18] and as an alternative for efficient production of polysaccharide with similar biological activity [ 19].

As any hash function maps input values to more compact space, collisions are unavoidable and the only valid question is how often they appear, not if they appear at all.

"People may have grown up in oversized houses with kitchens that were too large and poorly designed, so as a reaction they want smaller, more compact spaces," Gilmer says.

This is presumably due to the more compact spacing of A. thaliana genes, with a higher fraction of closely-spaced uni-directional gene pairs.

This difference is attributed to the fact that cost of addressing a more compact memory space is much simpler.

Second, we want to see obtainable boost deriving from a better representation of the problem in a more compact feature space that is freed of irrelevant correlated information.

However, if the swept source is faster, then the adjustment used in [ 13] becomes achievable, in which case a more compact frequency space is achievable, as implemented in [ 13].

While Sequence Logos can and have been rendered in more compact spaces [ 14], this cannot be accomplished without loosing resolution on less than highly conserved regions of the sequence.

Bergeron et al. (2002) introduced a more compact representation of the space of solutions, grouping them into equivalence classes called traces.