Sentence examples for the smallest dimensions from inspiring English sources

The nickel-based design includes the smallest dimensions because of its fast reduction rate.

Hence, the pressure is on to own a cell phone with the largest suite of extraneous features and, paradoxically, the smallest dimensions.

Intel, based in Santa Clara, Calif., is now preparing to make the shift from chips made using a process where the smallest dimensions are 65 nanometers (one nanometer is a billionth of a meter) to 10 nanometers or less.

While electric dipolar modes have been investigated in both the classical and quantum realm, little attention has been given to magnetic and other "dark" modes at the smallest dimensions.

"And in fact the smallest dimensions might be as small as one or two nanometres.

The optimum dimensions of three-phase separators are the smallest dimensions that allow different phases effectively separate from each other.

Characterising the smallest dimension polytope containing all integer solutions of an integer programming problem can be a very challenging task.

It says that the second letter of the answer has the smallest dimension, followed by the fourth letter, then the third letter, and so on.

Currently, the smallest dimension in state-of-the-art computers made by Intel is 22 nanometers — less than 100 atoms in diameter.

The sequence begins with optimizing the geometry of the smallest heat generating entity – a sector-shaped elemental volume with the smallest dimension, and a single high-conductivity insert.

If the repair material could not transfer stresses across the repaired plane, the strongest beam action would be in the smallest dimension (the weakest limit on the beam).