In its compact form, it is 63 inches long, but it can expand to 94 1/2 inches, to seat 12 comfortably.
The SLV loop adopts a compact U-turn structure in its free form, and only a minor structural change is observed in the SLI/SLV complex.
Its leaf, stem and bud are extremely compact in form of a round-shaped frond, resembling a single leaf.
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New England colonists brought with them a cultural predisposition toward dispersed settlements within agricultural spaces called "towns" and "villages". Rarely compact in form, these communities did, however, encourage individual landholding.
A major drawback is the applicability to powdered samples only; samples that are compact in their native form require additional sample pretreatment (i.e., milling, grinding).
Concrete was compacted in the form using a table vibrator, followed by water curing and covering with polyethylene sheeting for 1 week.
Third, an advantage of EIPR is its compact representation in the form of a matrix of (physically meaningful) scalar values as in Table 2.
IKEA specializes in low-priced goods, sold whenever possible in compact "flat-pack" form for in-home assembly by the customer.
Under normal conditions, cytoplasmic TG2 remains in its phosphorylated compact form and induces cell migration and invasion.
A look-ahead mechanism and compact history in the form of circular queue is presented to support such high throughput.
