The lower jaw was S-shaped and divided into the subcylindrical transverse ramus, which contained the teeth, and the back ramus, which was more lightweight and was the location for most of the muscle attachments.
But a new wave of innovation, with faster and more powerful sensors, and stronger and more lightweight materials, is bringing airbags to the market which will protect cyclists, babies in car seats, the elderly, and even drones and phones.
Two more lightweight items are definitely worth a look.
Although other integrative TM frameworks are available [e.g. UIMA and GATE (Cunningham et al., 2011)], we developed TextPipe since we needed a system which was both more lightweight than what was already available and, more importantly, could be easily modified and optimized for any stability or performance problems we encountered (see Section 4.1).
He's much more lightweight than Gascoigne was going into Italia 90, though, and not nearly as complete.
The end result is more lightweight web pages that aren't as bogged down with slow-loading, extraneous code.
On Wednesday, Benjamin Millepied played the part with spontaneity of manner and seriousness of feeling, but his phrasing was a little after the beat, and his physicality seemed more lightweight than it is.
It's almost impossible to describe this period romance without using the word "lovely," even though the word makes the movie sound more lightweight than it is.
The newer, higher resolution and more lightweight format GFY isn't as appealing to Almao, as she finds GIF's jerky movements more satisfying.
"The idea of being able to roll up your display is an inviting one, but I see the idea of this being a thinner, more lightweight and durable display being the much larger attraction," said Dr. Michael Kane, an electrical engineer at the Sarnoff Corporation, who developed the screen along with researchers from Penn State University and Kent State University.
