Sentence examples for much smaller space from inspiring English sources

Retrofitting the set to a much smaller space took weeks.

Trump's was held in a much smaller space.

It was dismantled, moved back and redesigned to fit a much smaller space.

Already, a top-end supercomputer chip runs as hot as a domestic light-bulb, and in a much smaller space.

Again, a thick forest of camera tripods and war-zone photographers materialized, now crammed into a much smaller space.

One day we'll have to move out and squeeze ourselves and our stuff into a much smaller space.

"The average condo in Manhattan is $700,000, and that is for much smaller spaces".

(A small deli and a Subway restaurant occupy two much smaller spaces on the east side of the building).

An electrical field is imposed on the inland area by a pair of electrodes (A and B) at varying spacing, expanding symmetrically from a central point, while measuring the surface expression of the resulting potential field with an additional pair of electrodes (M and N) at appropriate much smaller spacing.

The spin injection factor of M3 retains −0.98 as the distance is shortened to 0.95d eq, and then η drops down for a much smaller spacing of 0.90d eq. For a larger distance, η is reduced as the distance extends to 1.10d eq. This variation of η is mainly attributed to the increase of the up-spin transmission coefficient at E F for a shorter or larger distance.

Reduction modulo branching bisimulation usually results in a much smaller state space and therefore enables model checking of much larger state spaces.