It is absurd – though also unavoidable here – to compact the whole of what happened from then onwards into a few sentences: the dotcom boom, the historically unprecedented dotcom bust, the growing "digital divide", and then the hugely significant flourishing, over the last seven years, of what became known as Web 2.0.
Thus, uncontrolled haphazard movement of tractors, implements, harvesting machinery, lorries, etc., over cultivated fields during secondary operations can compact the whole field, causing the development of a sub-surface "traffic pan".
The DCT coding architecture generally performs much better than single pixel coding, since it compacts a whole block of pixels into a relatively small number of coefficients and is scalable by setting Q.
The whole compact place has every gadget you could require and the corner kitchen is equipped for real cooking.
Granted, adding one would probably invalidate the whole "Compact" bit, but it was still dearly missed.
The webcam pictures show a stable spatial distribution of the individuals: the aggregate remains rather compact during the whole experiment even though (in this case) its position changes.
Thus, plants were grouped as spinning, small-sized or medium and large-sized weaving and whole compact units.
Auto buying site TrueCar.com says Prius not only is taking a hit because of less care about gas thrift but also because the whole compact-car category has dived.
It was a whole and compact thing with a glue of certainty at the core, enough to act upon, and it grew out of shared reality, common experience.
A single-mode frequency-stabilized laser diode (780 nm) serves as the light source to make the whole system compact (total volume 250L×200W×100H mm).
