Sentence examples for compact from from inspiring English sources
Therefore, on the basis of the Kantarovich condition ([16], p.420), the operator T is compact from (L_{p}(c,d)) to (L_{q}(c,d)), which is equivalent to compactness of the operator (P_{cd}T_{alpha, beta}P_{cd}) from (L_{p,w}) to (L_{q,v}).
Elizabeth took a compact from a hidden fold of her stole and reapplied some very red lipstick.
MILAN (AP) — Fiat, the Italian carmaker that controls Chrysler, said Friday that it would spend 700 million euros ($886 million) to move production of its new Panda compact from Poland to a plant near Naples despite an unresolved labor dispute.
The Fiat 500 commercial arrives six days after a commercial for a new compact from the Chrysler Group, the 2013 Dodge Dart, which was created by Wieden & Kennedy in Portland, Ore.
Indeed, the important reveals scheduled for Paris skew toward economical transportation appliances like the next Golf compact from Volkswagen and the redesigned Auris, a Corolla-scale entry from Toyota.
The insertion of that second nettling, watching presence is what separates the merely crafty from the artful, the compact from the achieved, and guarantees that, no matter how the maker's hand may add and subtract, the viewer's mind will continue to divide, and multiply.
"But what lies underneath is highly compacted from heavy machines".
By Leonard Nathan The New Yorker, May 9 , 1959P. 46 Her figure was compacted from the shark, View Article By Alan Burdick By Charles Bethea By Charles Bethea By Larissa MacFarquhar.
Hyundai, Kia's parent company, had recalled 19,600 Veloster compacts from the 2012 model year for the same problem.
However, the reason most soils need to be aerated is because they have become compacted from being driven or walked upon.
I never tired of the ingenious machines, always beautifully clean and sleek and oiled, or the furnace where the black powder was compacted from a powdery incoherence into dense, hard bars with a gray sheen.
