Sentence examples for much lighter weight from inspiring English sources

So Nokia's designers have plumped for an aluminium chassis which offers greater strength but at a much lighter weight.

Is he envisaging a much lighter weight wearable in future?

Docker gives you this container, and is much lighter weight than virtualization and running full operating systems on a machine," Fennell explained.

At present, there has been constant aspiration of advanced thin-walled structures in vehicular industries for more efficient usage of materials to achieve much lighter weight and even higher energy absorption.

Stirling-type PTCs have advantages over their GM-type counterparts in terms of compactness, flexibility, portability and low vibration, due to the much smaller volume and much lighter weight (a reduction in volume or weight by a factor of above 5 10) and the absence of rotary valves, which adds the possibility of the direct coupling.

It is sometimes referred to as the world's largest owl, although Blakiston's Fish Owl (B. blakistoni) is slightly heavier on average and the much lighter weight Great Grey Owl (Strix nebulosa) is slightly longer on average.

Okay, it's still true--opening night draws a certain crowd of swells that make ogling at Fashion Week just so much light weight.

"[We] are a much lighter-weight model that's easier for a small business to utilise and much cheaper.

The main developments in the figure skate after 1900 were the addition of the toe pick, a group of sawlike teeth located at the toe of the blade, which enabled skaters to obtain better purchase in the ice when doing certain jumps, and the innovation of the "closed-toe" blade of one-piece steel, which added strength to the skate and permitted a much lighter-weight blade.

They think there is too much light-weight content, arguing that it is little more than "a click-bait operation".

And fabrics are much lighter in weight, despite how they may appear in photographs or videos.