Sentence examples for building a compact from inspiring English sources
He and his wife succeeded in building a compact, efficient design so similar projects can move forward, he said.
Nikon has joined the ranks of camera manufacturers trying to pull of a neat trick — building a compact camera that combines the photographic quality of an SLR with the simplicity of a point-and-shoot.
G.M. announced Thursday that it would spend $500 million so the factory can start building a compact car that is a critical part of its effort to become profitable again.
LORDSTOWN, Ohio — With its coming public stock offering as a backdrop, General Motors on Wednesday rolled out the Chevrolet Cruze, its most earnest attempt at building a compact car that Americans might buy because they like it — not simply because it is cheap.
According to data from the Centre for Automotive Research and a report by Harbour and Associates, a research firm, labour contributes more than $8,600 to the cost of building a compact car at a unionised Big Three plant, but barely $6,000 at one of the Japanese transplants.
We have thus succeeded in building a compact array detector suitable for a satellite payload.
And later this year GM will begin building a Suzuki-designed compact SUV, badged both as a Suzuki and as a Chevrolet, in Argentina for the Latin American market.
Thus, designing an intelligent controller to resolve the non-linear and hysteresis behavior of the opto-electronic devices and building a low-power and compact hardware controller to generate a beam steering control signal by processing the beam position information become significant.
The plan now is to team up in building a new version of the compact Neon.
Changing the rules of the fiscal compact is about building a banking union – something that is misunderstood by the public, but of crucial importance.
These include: making institutional accountability the foundation of a new compact; building an institutional agenda linked to state needs; addressing college affordability concerns; and doing a better job of conveying institutional outcomes.
