Sentence examples for particularly compact from inspiring English sources

Not that Nelsons's performance of the Third seemed particularly compact.

For those who can afford to part with their cars, particularly compact and midsize models, the selling environment is optimal.

Conventional flow meters are not particularly compact; while the reliability and durability of small flow meters made using micro-electro-mechanical system technology is still uncertain.

As such, it is focused exclusively on radiocarbon and tritium AMS and makes use of a particularly compact instrument of a size compatible with most laboratory space.

Differently from previous contributions in the literature, the formula proved in the paper has a particularly compact expression since it is based on the analytical evaluation of integrals depending by lower exponents of the scalar product of the vector connecting the source and observation points.

Particularly, compact single-nanowire solar cells (SNSCs) have attracted considerable attention due to their excellent light-trapping ability, efficient carrier collection, and convenient integration into chips.

In agreement, the PCH regions of human metacentric chromosomes 3 are particularly compacted during leptotene (Scherthan et al. 1998) and the subtelomeric but not pericentric regions are required for correct pairing of large plant chromosomes (Corredor et al. 2007).

Ford sees the program as an inexpensive means to introduce younger drivers to its products, particularly the compact Ford Focus.

The formulation retains key advantages emphasized in previous papers, particularly the compact size of the resulting time history kernel matrix.

In the original description of the model, large deletions were discounted as a significant source of DNA loss because they should be very deleterious, particularly in compact genomes such as the Drosophila genome.

Depending on convention the HR can be defined as the area bounded by the 100% isopleth of the UD or, for purposes of comparison, the 95% isopleth which is the one most commonly used for UDs constructed from more traditional, particularly non-compact, kernels such as the symmetric bivariate Gaussian.