Sentence examples for slightly more compact from inspiring English sources

Staff space is slightly more compact than before but more efficient and comfortable.

The Seagate drive is compatible with both PC's and Macs, and its enclosure is slightly more compact than the drives from Western Digital and Maxtor.

The 17th became slightly more compact when redrawn in 2011, but more safely Democratic.Surprisingly, Mr Schock and Mrs Bustos criticise gerrymandering, though on paper it suits them.

Whereas in other proteins the cold-denatured states have been found to be slightly more compact than the heat-denatured states, these two states occupy similar volumes in IscU.

The modern New Caledonian crow is funereal of bill and feather and, at an average of 12 inches in length and 12 ounces in weight, a middling sort of corvid: much smaller than a common raven, slightly more compact than the ubiquitous American crow, but beefier than a jay or a jackdaw.

Nokia's tablet is slightly more compact than Microsoft's version and also distinguishes itself by supporting an optional 4G Sim card.

A menswear veteran whose résumé includes stints at Perry Ellis, Eddie Bauer and Cutter & Buck, Branscum is wiry and enthusiastic, coming across like a slightly smaller, more compact version of menswear designer John Varvatos — a resemblance made unintentionally humorous since Branscum often uses the Varvatos label as a point of reference.

The Photon is very similar to the original Core but it's slightly faster and more compact.

Besides the significantly higher OD of the connecting particle (denoted by 'middle particle' in the following), it shows a clearly different morphology than the other two fairly spherical particles, which resemble typical FCC catalyst particles with porous body and a slightly denser and more compact crust of ∼1 μm thickness.

In the absence of humic acid, the fractal dimension decreased over time with monovalent and divalent salts, suggesting that aggregates become slightly more open and less compact as they grow.

Niobium is slightly less electropositive and more compact than its predecessor in the periodic table, zirconium, whereas it is virtually identical in size to the heavier tantalum atoms, owing to the lanthanide contraction.