Sentence examples for a type of compact from inspiring English sources

AT&T announced on Tuesday that customers in Atlanta could get a type of compact PC called a netbook for just $50 if they signed up for an Internet service plan — an offer the phone company may introduce elsewhere after a test period.

Plate fin heat exchangers are a type of compact heat exchangers that are composed of a number of parallel plates (which are usually known as separating plates), as shown in Fig. 1.

In other words, the lives of Neil Armstrong and Sally Ride become a type of compact language, or shorthand, expressing an amalgam of our desires and ideals as Armstrong and Ride appeared to have embodied if not fulfilled them in our eyes.

However, several studies have shown that BDGPs are a type of compact gene organization that is a common architectural feature of the genomes of higher organisms [ 4– 6, 17, 18].

Sony Suggests New Flexibility on CD Video Format: Sony Corp.'s incoming president, Nobuyuki Idei, said it is still possible that the company and its rivals will agree on a format for a new type of compact disc that can store feature-length movies.

RCV, a British company, has developed a new type of compact power unit for model aircraft that uses a rotating cylinder to drive the propeller shaft of its engines.

But researchers have made a property of this plastic, called Pedot, the basis for a new type of compact, inexpensive electronic memory that may one day store gigabytes of data on cameras, pocket-size music players and cellphones.

A new type of compact, low cost and highly efficient axial compressor for water vapor has been developed as a result of more than six years of research.

In this paper, a new type of compact, high-performance five-axes AMB with solid cores and rotor is proposed, which consists of four permanent magnets, four U-shaped cores and 16 control coils.

Instead of determining the similarity between two strings measuring the fraction of common k-mers (i.e. small contiguous subsequences), we determined here the similarity between two graphs by counting the shared fraction of a special type of compact subgraphs, called neighborhood subgraphs.

Until that time, neutron stars, like black holes, were regarded as just theoretical curiosities; but the discovery of pulsars showed their physical relevance and spurred a further interest in all types of compact objects that might be formed by gravitational collapse.