Sentence examples for more compact or from inspiring English sources

Others, including Google, are looking at creating cars that are either smaller and more compact, or larger and laid out without a traditional driver's seat, turning the car's cabin into a mobile lounge area.

This variation can also be observed from the thickness decreasing illustrated in Figures 3 and 4, which means the films are more compact or may become crystallized.

For those who prefer headphones that are a little more compact or are in search of a pair that are also ideal for working out, Samsung's Gear IconX is the perfect gift.

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.

An opening in the weft of fate might mean a gap in time, an eternal moment in which the design becomes more compact or relaxed: the weaver pushes the shuttle and bobbin through the opening in the threads of the weft at the critical moment, the right moment, for the gap in the weft only has limited time and the shuttle must be pushed while the gap is open.

As previously described [31], L-lysine dendrimers with DNAA caps are predicted to transition from an elongated structure (G2, SPL7115) to a more compact or globular structure in later generations (G4, SPL7013).

The lower molecular weight and more compact (G0 or comb-branched) PPA generally performed better than those with a high molecular weight.

Apart of the r5 and r6 portions, we propose a dorsoventral subdivision of the RMg complex into a slightly dispersed intermediate stratum component (RMgD), and a more compact ventral or superficial part (RMgV); this notion was already introduced by Puelles et al. (2007) in the chick atlas.

For a more compact earring or to hide a messy binding job, glue the pages shut.

Indeed, there's nothing groundbreaking in electric design: a more compact head, perhaps, or a bulkier handle.

The CFD models demonstrate that the optimized burner concepts result in a significantly higher natural gas conversion rate, which allows for a more compact reactor design or, alternatively, for a higher throughput in existing industrial facilities.