Sentence examples for made smaller than from inspiring English sources

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Most new parks have been deliberately made smaller than their predecessors, to make them more intimate for fans.

The researchers also say the antennas of backscatter devices could be made smaller than those in the prototypes.

On the UK poster he prominently features on the right, but is for some reason made smaller than the droid BB-8 on the Chinese poster.

The proposed filter overcomes this problem because a stripline filter can be made smaller than a microstrip filter due to the weaker cross-coupling between resonators in the stripline filter.

These results indicate that the spacing between resonators is an important factor in designing SL filters with high power handling capability and that an SL filter can be made smaller than an MSL filter with the same power handling capability.

The Fidelity funds, it turns out, made smaller bets on stocks than their big competitors.

Analysts expect McDonald's to make smaller increases than many rivals because it uses its size to its advantage.

The new cameras make smaller pictures than the SX-70 and top-of-the-line Spectra cameras.

Mr. Joyce said customers continued to delay software buying decisions and to make smaller purchases than in the past.

More importantly, Intel believes that it can keep making smaller transistors than anyone else and that Atom chips will continue to be as profitable as its other chips.