Sentence examples for permits smaller from inspiring English sources

Getting rid of that apparatus saves nearly an inch of camera depth, and permits smaller lenses and smaller camera bodies.

The court vacated one rule known as line-sharing that permits smaller rivals to lease space on the lines of the regional Bells to provide high-speed Internet service.

This, in turn, means that it does not need as much lift or thrust, which permits smaller engines, and allows conventional wings to be used.

The lower church permits smaller groups of the community to assemble for worship and houses the Lady Chapel, the Saint Basil Byzantine Chapel, the former offices of Campus Ministry (relocated to Cushing Center), and meeting rooms.

The use of capillaries instead of tubes permits smaller reaction volumes, thus lowering the reagent costs.

Today's technology permits small numbers of people to wreak a disproportionate amount of havoc.

Current law permits small gambling houses that operate as private clubs.

This both stabilizes the shafts and permits small pancake stepper motors to be directly coupled to the shafts.

Currently, tax law permits small firms to write off as expenses up to $25,000 worth of equipment, computers or machinery that they need.

Recently, Mr. Clayton and the S.E.C. extended a rule that permits small companies considering going public to delay the filing of sensitive financial information to all private companies.

The closest analogy to the Bravo franchise may be McDonald's, a multinational corporation that is known for rigid standards and uniformity, but that permits small variations overseas.