Sentence examples for far smaller one from inspiring English sources
Services is a good business for Hewlett-Packard, but a far smaller one than for its most comparable competitor, I.B.M.
So with the iPhone and the new iPod models also announced today, Apple is replacing that inch-wide connector with a new, far smaller one it's calling Lightning.
A far smaller one in the hundreds of millions, however, could end up being money well spent.
That will smooth the bumps just fine, but a far bigger portion of the returns will end up in your pocket and a far smaller one in the pocket of a money manager.
The Electron rocket is a far smaller one than the Falcon 9s we see so frequently these days, with a nominal payload of 150 kilograms, just a fraction of the many tons that we see sent up by SpaceX.
"They are as significant as even the president, whose big house overlooks their far smaller ones".
When he was shown a leaked cable from the British high commissioner that said he was "autocratic and intolerant of criticism", he promptly proved the diplomat's point by expelling him.Even in tightly controlled Angola, where José Eduardo dos Santos has held power since 1979 and the same ruling party has governed since independence in 1975, protests, albeit so far small ones, are bubbling.
Now, while for a uniform-weighing beamformer the parameter G n is indeed greater than unity (and equal to M for the specific case of uniform-weighing vector), thus representing a true gain, instead for a super-directive array G n may occur to be less than one, and even far smaller than one as the array super-directive properties get more and more pronounced.
She was suspended for fighting more than once, usually as an enforcer for someone far smaller, even one of her own brothers.
"The contagion risk would be far, far smaller than one and a half years ago," said the Dutch finance minister, Jan Kees de Jager, of the effect of a Greek exit.
It means that the largest cities managed to maintain their geographic dominance far beyond smaller ones.
