Sentence examples for presenting a compact from inspiring English sources

Small is no longer a bad word: G.M.'s brands are presenting a compact Buick Encore crossover sport utility; Cadillac will show its new, smallest sedan, the ATS; and Chevy will offer a souped-up RS version of its Sonic subcompact.

Together the USS core plus flanking motifs may allow the DNA to be sharply kinked (perhaps by strand separation), presenting a compact cross-section for membrane transit.

Applications such as Semantic MEDLINE that utilize semantic predications have the advantage of presenting a compact expression of the original information that can be filtered according to a user's specific information need, including desired point-of-view focus.

By culturing 250 metastatic 451-LU cells in a hanging drop for 15 days, we reproducibly generated spheroids consisting of viable melanoma cells presenting a compact structure with a final diameter of ∼500  μm mimicking non-vascularized tumor nodes, micrometastasis or inter-capillary micro regions of solid tumors.

Concentrating on the art of the novel, the New Yorker critic presents a compact, erudite vade mecum with acute observations on individual passages and authors.

Concentrating on the art of the novel, the New Yorker writer and literary critic presents a compact, erudite vade mecum with acute observations on individual passages and authors.

Ms. Dolgoff's closet — a narrow but deep space whose door will not close — presents a compact illustration of Formerly aesthetic and sartorial challenges.

They also sang a melody by the 11th-century Ma-chik Lab-don, evidently a Tibetan Hildegard of Bingen, and presented a compact disputation, combining features of martial arts and television panel games.

With his wife, the accomplished pianist Julie Gunn, Mr. Gunn presented a compact 60-minute program with songs by Samuel Barber and Frank Ferko that explored the monastic life and the heightened awareness that can come through contemplation and solitude.

Traub, a contributing writer for The New York Times Magazine, presents a compact history of Times Square's rise, as popular entertainment moved up Broadway by way of the Bowery and Union Square, its slow decline into porn-and-drug-fueled depravity, and its resurrection as a cleaned-up, corporate-sponsored shopping center.

In taking the position, offered to him on Sunday by Yasir Arafat, the Palestinian leader, Mr. Qurei dropped demands he had made -- for Israeli and international help -- and spoke suddenly like a man in a hurry, saying he would present a compact "emergency government" to parliament for its approval on Thursday.