Sentence examples for portable size from inspiring English sources

The portable size of the setup is useful in various on-site activities, such as geological, biological or industrial field research.

E-Device will be developed to the portable size for easily mild handicapped, the elderly and children.

· Saturday, 8.10pm, BBC2 How William Shatner Changed The World OK, no one's beamed us up yet, but Trek has inspired tech-heads to boldy invent mobile phones, venture into space and shrink computers down to portable size.

We have successfully developed a highly accurate and precise method in a portable size using a screen-printed carbon electrode (SPCE) that is modified with graphene oxide (GO) and gold nanoparticles (AuNPs).

PRINCETON RESEARCHERS have developed a way to use a laser to measure people's blood sugar, and, with more work to shrink the laser system to a portable size, the technique could allow diabetics to check their condition without pricking themselves to draw blood.

It essentially shrinks the technology found in larger directional speakers to a more portable size.

Radar is used by ground forces for many purposes: in portable sizes, for infiltration detection; in intermediate sizes, for mortar and artillery shell tracking; and in large sizes, for early warning, search, and control of air-defense weapons (interceptors and surface-to-air missiles).

First, you could box up any unused toiletries, baby products and period protection (all unopened), including minis from hotels and planes (the homeless community, in particular, is in need of portable sizes), and send them to us at Beauty Banks, c/o The Communications Store, 2 Kensington Square, London W8 5EP.

The method is not portable, sizing of bands is inaccurate leading to ambiguous results and the creation of profiles is labor intensive and difficult to perform.

You will soon have a book of all your favorite magazine articles, and fashion tips, tricks, etc. in a portable size-wherever you are! Don't gt a book that's too large.

He said that surgery in hyperbaric chambers was approved 20 years ago for patients with heavy blood loss, but that portable-size chambers had only recently become available.