Sentence examples for making a lightweight from inspiring English sources

It's an interesting look at making a lightweight app from start to finish, beginning with identifying the need or pain point that he wants to address (in this case making it easy to create a list of favorite locations for easy retrieval in navigation apps both on the Apple Watch and on the phone), and then compressing the total coding time in a sped-up video clip.

One, we're continuing to develop this, launching different lines, making a lightweight version for spring and summer, making a kids' line.

Among the trials and errors that got the group to FeatherFill was an attempt to make a lightweight cement.

"Kids can create ghosts with static electricity," said Paul Hoffman, the center's president and chief executive, noting that static can make a lightweight material appear to float.

After South opened one spade, Chan (West), trading heavily on the favorable vulnerability, made a lightweight Michaels Cue-Bid, showing at least 5-5 in hearts and either minor.

Normally electrical pulses go to a weighty stationary magnet that make a lightweight coil and speaker cone move to produce sound.

In Latin America and Europe -- and most places around the world -- the children want to grow up to be Messi, who plays for the superpower Barcelona, who is so prominent that Adidas makes a lightweight orange shoe in his honor.

If a sandwich thrown into a backpack simply won't do, Igloo makes a lightweight red and blue plastic box with insulated compartments big enough to hold an overstuffed sandwich and a sizable drink.

It is as if Demme had tired of his set assignment — to make a lightweight thriller — and decided to write a term paper on the life and loves of the moviegoer.

The MIT team demonstrated how to use viruses to make a lightweight lithium-air battery, which the researchers think could have an energy density more than twice that of the best lithium-ion cells, the type which are currently used in most electric cars, as well as myriad portable electronic devices.

The idea of using paper to make a lightweight, flexible battery isn't new.