Sentence examples for comparatively lightweight from inspiring English sources
Mr. Currin, however, is a comparatively lightweight jokester and dweller on surface details.
CIGS solar panels, unlike others, can be manufactured so that they're flexible and comparatively lightweight, which means they can be incorporated into a variety of architectural designs and space-limited applications.
Two innovative designs of neutron survey instrument have recently been developed to estimate ambient dose equivalent in the workplace: the GNU has an improved energy-independence of response in the meV to TeV range; the HSREM is a comparatively lightweight device covering the meV to 10 MeV range.
To economize on size, these cameras omit the space-hogging pentaprism and mirror found in traditional D.S.L.R. cameras, resulting in a chassis that is comparatively small and lightweight.
Nobody yet has come up with a theory as to how the comparatively diminutive and lightweight Messi can score from such a distance in such an obvious situation.
Despite their significant potential as ultra-lightweight composite materials, comparatively little attention has been given to the microstructure of deformation formed periodic cellular metals (PCMs).
The types of sandwich elements discussed are three-layered plates with a thick lightweight core, with thin and comparatively stiff laminates bonded to each side of the core.
The battery is comparatively slim at 4.5 by 2.8 by 0.6 inches, and lightweight at 5.5 ounces, In a test, it recharged a completely discharged Motorola Droid Razr Maxx, and a nearly discharged Samsung Galaxy Note II to 25 percent power before it ran out of juice.
The results show that EPS dosage has the most significant effect on compressive strength of EPS lightweight aggregate concrete, then water and cement ratio, while the content of cement and sand ratio play a comparatively less important part.
