The phrase "a smaller more streamlined" is not correct as it is missing a comma between "smaller" and "more." You can use it when describing something that has been reduced in size and made more efficient or effective.
Example: "The new model is a smaller, more streamlined version of the original design."
Alternatives: "a more compact and efficient" or "a reduced and optimized".
So Kodak will no longer be a household name, but if it is successful as a smaller, more streamlined business, it could remain a relevant technology company.
For years, American politicians have been promising to bring the country a smaller, more streamlined state; President Obama was obliged to present his health-care reforms as an opportunity to reduce, not increase, the federal budget.
As part of his contract, Mr. Vergara designed several concepts for a modern-day bar car, including more space for group seating and a smaller, more streamlined bar to replace the current cramped setup.
Proponents of the shift had sought to persuade Austrians that it was time to update their military to bring it into line with most of the country's partners in the European Union, where 21 nations have moved to a smaller, more streamlined professional force.
All parties agreed that Hungary needed a smaller, more streamlined parliament, and that is what has been achieved - without gerrymandering, he says.
Paired with the 16-50 f/3.5-5.6 retractable zoom lens (which will be available for the NEX-3N in a kit package), the whole thing presents a much smaller, more streamlined overall package that approaches true pocketability.
It might be surprising, then, to read that the TaxPayers Alliancee, with our commitment to low taxes and better, smaller, more streamlined government, is – on one issue, at least – in strong agreement with him.
This probably reflects that these organisms have relatively large genomes and therefore share in common some common protein domains that are not encoded in smaller more streamlined genomes.
Nearly everything else we see on planes has gotten smaller and more streamlined over the years.
The company is trying to make budgeting, budget control and financial simulation for small businesses more streamlined — much like Xero, QuickBooks and Wave, except aimed at the Japanese market.
