Sentence examples for space and low from inspiring English sources

This combination of open space and low population density has afforded Uruguay many opportunities for economic development.

This can be implemented efficiently on a serial computer, requiring low memory space and low computational costs.

Private landlords complained bitterly that the trade center, with its cheap space and low taxes, was undercutting their ability to attract tenants.

Compared to most of conventional samplers, the developed sampler has several significant merits, e.g. small shrinking volume, large working space and low power consumption.

While a review of 59 articles published in Malaria Journal cited inconvenience, comfort, problems with hanging nets, lack of space and low awareness of need as reasons for not using nets.

It is important that we remember that the commercial and industrial construction business is one of peaks and valleys; high demand and low inventory create the valleys of available space, and low demand and high inventory levels create the peaks.

The plan that Sanaa came up with, which also included retail space and low-income housing, was officially inspired by the building complex's original architect, Frantz Jourdain.

Over distances between supports of typical multi-support structures, high-frequency components of earthquake ground motions tend to be weakly correlated in space and low-frequency components of highly correlated.

There are other spin-off benefits, such as the development of space and low-energy technology, some of which will eventually find its way into domestic gadgets and be used to benefit humanity, as well as the usual unpredictable benefits of good science.

Low income neighbourhoods have the highest environmental risks (in more urbanized areas) and the highest slopes, lowest provision of formal pedestrian space, and lowest accessibility to jobs, facilities, and bus stops (in less urbanized areas).

Then, interactions among the free-ranging photoelectrons, the much heavier molecules from which they came, and the lines in Earth's magnetic field set up variations in atmospheric density that are something like sound waves, with denser-than-average concentrations of the heavier particles in some regions of space and low-density zones in others.