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The phrase "a small sat" is not correct in standard written English as it lacks clarity and context.
It could potentially be used in a context where "sat" refers to a specific object or concept, but it is ambiguous without further information.
Example: "After searching for hours, I finally found a small sat that fit perfectly in my backpack."
Alternatives: "a small satellite" or "a small seating area".
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We showed that systems with a small SAT are easily susceptible to noise in the ON state (intuitively, this is because input fluctuations can turn the switch off more quickly than they can turn the switch back on), whereas systems with a large SAT buffer noise at the ON state.
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Violence erupted here in the capital on Friday after military police officers tried to break up a small sit-in outside the cabinet building.
They set up camp in Shahbag, an intersection at the heart of Dhaka, near the university campus, and staged a small sit-in.
The clashes began Friday morning when military police officers used clubs and electric prods to clear out a small sit-in left over from last month's protests against military rule; in response, thousands of demonstrators took to the streets.
During the first week of February 1960, a small sit-in demonstration in Greensboro, North Carolina grew into a significant protest with over eighty students participating by the third day.
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Finally he climbed into a small sedan, sat in the front seat, and waved as he was driven away.
A small figure sat bent over a desk strewn haphazardly with books and pencils.
A small Buddha sat amid candles in a makeshift shrine nearby.
A small child sat astride the horse, necklaces of beads swinging.
A small container sat near the cash register of the Westside Variety Deli in Stamford, Conn., yesterday.
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