Sentence examples for make it more compact from inspiring English sources
Unlike its analogue counterpart, the signal used in digital television can easily be compressed by a computer chip to remove redundant information and thus make it more compact.
Hence, the incorporation of pyridyl groups into the polymer could make it more compact in order to improve the optical behavior of the QDs.
This means you can sling the camera sideways to make it more compact or protect a large lens, and it can't exactly get tangled with only one contact point like that.
Among the suggestions were the idea of pushing the Republican National Convention to an earlier date on the campaign calendar, altering the primary process to make it more compact and swift, and limiting the number of primary-season debates after they swelled to unprecedented bloat during the pre-nomination season of 2012.
It has been shown that increasing the hydrophobicity of lignin reduces its radius of gyration thereby making it more compact [ 44], which may favor pile formation over other lignin morphologies.
Due to its reduced size, it could be incorporated in standard endoscopes making it more compact and portable.
Moreover, the continuing economic crisis in Europe has diminished the popularity of the euro even though it has the advantage of coming in 500-euro denominations, about $645 at current exchange rates, making it more compact and convenient for large cash transactions.
This method not only reduces the dimension of the feature vector, making it more compact, but also can be used even on small-sample-size cases[18].
To date, the growth in technology has paved the way for a variety of antenna design and fabrication methods for making it more compact and mature.
These proteins work in complexes that either disassemble chromatin for example, by repositioning nucleosomes or removing histones or organize chromatin by replacing nucleosomes and making it more compact.
A political uncertainty factor appears in France, which may well elect a Socialist president committed to renegotiating the fiscal compact to make it more growth-friendly.
