"compact meaning" can be a valid and usable part of a sentence in written English.
It typically refers to a short and concise way of expressing a clear and specific message or idea. Example: "The author's use of alliteration and imagery in the first line of the poem creates a compact meaning that captures the essence of the entire piece."
The Lillehammer committee had in mind what it called "compact Games," meaning that most events would take place in or very close to this town on the banks of Lake Mjoesa.
The one qualification was that this "anything" had to be what mathematicians call compact, or closed, meaning that it has a finite extent: no matter how far you strike out in one direction or another, you can get only so far away before you start coming back, the way you can never get more than 12,500 miles from home on the Earth.
One of the best things about this camera is how small and compact it is -- meaning it's easy to fit it into a pocket or bag.
This 40% proportion was attributed to the compact CFI structure, meaning that mutations may perturb this arrangement, compared to the more extended structures of CFH and MCP.
The generalized concept of differentiation of distributions shifts the operations to test functions γ : R n × R + ⊃ G → R (G open) which are infinitely differentiable and have a compact support (meaning that for each γ there exists a closed and bounded subset K such that γ ( x, t ) = 0 for all x ∈ G ∖ K ).
Eventually, the fixed glass touchscreens seen today may be replaced by truly flexible displays, meaning that your compact smartphone could fold out to hold a much bigger screen for watching a video on the train home.
In part, the failure may relate to the fact that six of those ten bones were of juveniles, reflecting the composition of the faunal assemblage but meaning a less compact bone tissue, potentiating collagen leaching and explaining why the yields were too low for dating.
However, if the distributions of outcomes for pre- and post- samples are compact and spread far apart, meaning a pronounced synchronization in the overall change is observed, then the comparison of the individual values at two time points produces a low p-value in the paired t-test.
THE stickers are plastered on more and more compact disks in record stores: "Enhanced CD," they proclaim mysteriously, meaning that they are regular compact disks that promise text, graphics and photos to those who pop them into the right computer.
Most puzzle cryptograms are relatively obscure quotations, usually aphoristic statements about "people" or "society," meaning cryptograms are small compact little philosophies.
