'has a smaller size' is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It can be used to show the comparison of two objects in terms of size. For example, "The new model of mobile phone has a smaller size than the previous model."
The selected measurement, which has a smaller size than the original one is then stochastically transmitted.
The mini cryocooler, which is widely used in infrared detectors, has a smaller size (60 mm × 80 mm × 100 mm) and a lighter weight (340 g) than the stirling cryocoolers commonly used in other HTS filter subsystem.
Furthermore, the spiral WSSC has a smaller size and can be easily integrated with electrical wire in electric equipment as a backup power supply, which avoid damage of device or data as sudden power failure occurs.
Compared to a conventional symmetric AWG, the asymmetric AWG proposed in this paper has a smaller size without degrading its performance The analytic method used in a conventional symmetric AWG is extended to the asymmetric AWG.
More specifically, DFRST has a smaller size of kernel matrix [17].
It has a smaller size which is only 1/5 of normal bag dust collectors, a power of 15 kW, and costs only about 1,50,000 RMB.
This device has a small size (2.3 cm × 1.8 cm × 0.6 cm) and low power consumption.
In this paper, we proposed a pick-up actuator that has a small size, mass, and high resonant frequencies.
The filter provides a common-mode suppression from 3.6 GHz to 14.4 GHz over 15 dB while it has a small size of 10 mm10 mm.
The system uses the new enzyme Cas12b, which has a "small size and precise targeting [that] will enable it to be used for in vivo applications in primary human cells," O'Reilly explains.
When the presented data has a small size, right pseudo-inverse is recommended because it involves the inverse of an N × N matrix.
