Sentence examples for may be compact from inspiring English sources

Parenchyma may be compact or have extensive spaces between the cells.

Made from durable leather, it may be compact but still has enough room for notes, coins and cards.

THE laser printers used in homes and small businesses may be compact, reliable performers, but when it comes to looks, they tend to be drab.

The Whitney field may be compact, but with the exception of the late entry Saint Verre, it is populated with Grade I winners and horses that have won at least $1 million in purses.

It may be feathery and branched or elongated, as in such wind-pollinated flowers as those of the grasses, or it may be compact and have a sticky surface.

The history here may be compact, but it doesn't feel dumbed-down; this little program — first seen on Sunday on History's sister channel, H2 — might also qualify as almost everything you need to know about physics, geology, paleontology and a few other subjects.

The Eddingtons Egg Cuber (£5.50, Amazon), a compressible, right-angled enclosure in which eggs may be compacted into cube shape.

Several layers may be compacted on top of one another to a maximum depth of about 3 metres (10 feet).

The sediment may be compacted by rearrangement of grains under pressure, reducing pore space and driving out interstitial liquid.

The molding may be compacted by covering the mold with a blanket and applying a vacuum between the blanket and the surface or, when the volume of production justifies it, by use of a matching metal mold.

During the excavation process of a deep soft rock tunnel, the rock wall may be compacted due to large deformation.