Sentence examples for a reasonably compact from inspiring English sources

All things considered, it is also a reasonably compact unit.

One of the key issues of R&D is to realize a reasonably compact reactor vessel by eliminating the wall protection equipment which is installed inside the vessel in order to reduce thermal loading in the conventional design.

They are designed to be of a reasonably compact shape while being representative of social homogeneity.

In this chapter we strive to provide a comprehensive but reasonably compact overview of the various possibilities for the computational representation of molecules.

By the early 1900s the internal-combustion engine had replaced the steam engine as the most broadly applied power-generating system not only because of its higher thermal efficiency (there is no transfer of heat from combustion gases to a secondary working fluid that results in losses in efficiency) but also because it provided a low-weight, reasonably compact, self-contained power plant.

Amid a low-key atmosphere, the Republic looked reasonably compact early on with McCarthy producing some crisp passes.

The book is reasonably compact (262 pages of text), with a very dependable critical apparatus.

Although ChEBI is reasonably compact containing just over 18,000 entities, it provides a wide range of data items such as chemical nomenclature, an ontology and chemical structures.

Under one measure of the law, "reasonably compact areas of racial and ethnic minority populations" are supposed to have their own district.

They have the greatest chance of creating electoral districts that are reasonably compact and competitive, instead of the attenuated jigsaw pieces that are drawn to bring certain voters in and keep others out.

Under federal and state law, each district is supposed to have about the same number of people and be reasonably compact, but the laws are porous and many of the details are left to the states.