Sentence examples for more compact kind from inspiring English sources

Another, more compact kind of extragalactic radio source associated with synchrotron radiation was discovered in the early 1960s.

Two basic kinds of pollinia exist: one has soft, mealy packets bound together to a viscin core by viscin threads and is called sectile; the other kind ranges from soft, mealy pollinia, through more compact masses, to hard, waxlike pollinia; the latter usually have some mealy pollen with viscin strands that attach the pollinia to each other or to a viscidium.

Its premise — that greener, more compact factory designs could lead to the creation of a new kind of industrial city today — may seem a bit farfetched.

HTS wires can carry more electric current than the usual kind, so a transformer made with them is more compact, and therefore easier to transport and set up, than a conventional transformer.

For $30 it's an okay bet but kind of chunky; a commenter mentions the Millipod, which is more compact, looks simpler, and costs $5 less.

The compactness scores are normalized such that larger numbers indicate more compact districts.

High grade tumors tended to form less compact spheroids while low grade tumors generated more compact spheroids.

One kind of the sub-nuclei could be loose aggregates from fluffy material, while the other one may be more compact and cohesive.

And they were more compact.

The battery pack is more compact, too.

(Contemporary cameras use more compact image sensors).