Sentence examples for generally compact from inspiring English sources

Inflorescence: panicle- to spike-like, narrow, generally compact.

A tendency toward concise, elegant and generally compact visual statements is evident, however.

Inflorescence: panicle-like, generally compact, narrow, or wider in full flower.

Various versions of the "Book of Hours," generally compact but exquisitely ornamented prayer books, were especially treasured by wealthy people in the Middle Ages.

With its generally compact play, football may be the one sport that is more attractive on television than it is in person.

Forms are generally compact and dense in the centre of an Analytical Cubist painting, growing larger as they diffuse toward the edges of the canvas, as in Picasso's Portrait of Ambroise Vollard (1909 10).

The cylindrical battery stacks considered in this study are generally less compact and more energy-efficient in cooling than the flat-plate battery stacks, and the general thermal behaviors are similar between these two designs.

However, in the protected kraals, soil surface layers were generally very compact.

In general, the background can be distributed over the entire image exhibiting a high spatial variance, whereas the foreground objects are generally more compact.

The theory of Lie groups, and more generally locally compact groups was studied by Hermann Weyl, Élie Cartan and many others.

The appearance of the European polecat is typical of members of the genus Mustela, though it is generally more compact in conformation and, although short-legged, has a less elongated body than the European mink or steppe polecat.