Sentence examples for compact literature from inspiring English sources

A history of "compact literature": from cigarette-pack books to e-books.

Half a century would pass before Dylan Thomas, quivering Celtic super-ham, sealed the compact between literature and the microphone with a 1952 session for Caedmon Records.

During the raid on the Shelter Now office, Taliban officials say they seized compact discs, cassettes and literature containing stories about Christianity and the coming of Jesus Christ -- all translated into local languages.

In particular, we show that the proposed formulations consistently outperform compact formulations from the literature.

In literature, Ti compacts were sintered in vacuum or argon atmosphere and then expensive and complex coating processes were carried out on sintered specimens.

The most heavily cited scientific literature is compacted in a very small portion of the rapidly expanding base of scientific journal publications, although there are clear differences across scientific fields on the extent of this compaction.

The results obtained from the implementation in a Virtex5 device demonstrate that the proposed design uses fewer resources achieving higher performance and efficiency, outperforming previous approaches in the literature focused on compact designs, saving around 60% FPGA slices with an increased throughput (Mbps) and efficiency (Mbps/Slice).

The concept of 3D polarization is presented as well as briefly describing compact 3D-polarized antennas known from the literature and applicable in satellite links.

The porosity of the compact varies locally, but there are few literature reports on determining the porosity distribution of the compact in MIM.

Use of printed circuit heat exchangers (PCHE) is suggested in literature due to its highly compact design and robustness for the high pressures found.

Such designs are more compact than available designs reported in the open literature.