The solution was to turn wood into charcoal, which was much more compact, and eventually to shift to coal, which was even more compact and easier to transport.
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It's also thinner and more compact than the larger Note.
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It's different from an everyday wheelchair, which is more compact.
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The new design is more compact, and just as comfortable.
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It'd be a little bit slower, a little bit more compact.
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For one, the headphones can't fold up for more compact storage.
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This makes it more compact and, ortho adherents argue, more ergonomic.
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"Just more compact, athletic," Giolito has said of his updated mechanics.
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"A more compact car is a more pleasurable driving experience," Rawlinson says.
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But it is also because of the need for more compact seats.
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The Loomo looks different and is more compact than a traditional Segway.
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But when packed up for travel, the DJI is noticeably more compact.
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It's similar to the original case from last year but more compact.
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The Phantom Reactor is also much more compact than the original Phantom.
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The new Echo sounds great and is more compact than the original.
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The resulting plants, when they grew, arranged themselves into more compact bushes.
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Fentanyl is more compact, much easier to obtain and dramatically more potent.
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Later, e-bikers usually hang back and the group is more compact.
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It's smaller and more compact, with a worse screen, battery life, and camera.
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The AirPods Pro charging case is also more compact than the previous model.
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This is a far more compact and light camera than the X-T3.
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Lenovo's Smart Clock is a more compact smart display that's designed for bedrooms.
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This makes the songs appear even more compact and dynamic than ever before.
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The camera's form is still boxy, like the original, but it's also more compact.
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The camera's form is still boxy, like the original, but it's also more compact.
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The companies also revealed their new, much smaller and more compact fuel cell design.
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It's just launched a new, much more compact version of its cashierless Go stores.
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It's a lot to carry at once, even in a more compact form factor.
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The kitchen has everything a regular-sized kitchen has, but it is more compact.
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It's a full-size smartphone that folds down into something smaller and more compact.
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Enderal offers a world that is a little more compact and purposeful than Skyrim's.
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Nickel-cadmium batteries, which were less efficient but more compact, were invented in 20193.
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Each notification is more compact so that you can see more on one screen.
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As many suspected, it looks much like the Model S but is more compact.
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That means more compact homes, closer together, with less driving and more sharing and repairing.
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So with that in mind, we thought we'd need a bike that's also more compact.
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The classics would thus be taught in much more compact and effective form at university.
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But: In its early days, before the universe began expanding, it was much more compact.
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The €20113 note is also more compact and convenient for evading the gaze of authorities.
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In their deflated configuration, they are more compact and potentially much lighter than other alternatives.
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Every month seems to bring new sets with longer battery life and more compact designs.
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Compared to the previous Fox score bug, the new graphic was thicker and more compact.
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Thanks to a new, smaller airbag the steering wheel is more compact than in previous Ferraris.
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The newest addition is much more compact than Sonos' previous TV speakers at 25-inches long.
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But mostly, there are just some minor visual differences, like rounded corners and more compact controls.
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There's no more compact way to keep the material than as a brick of solid matter.
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This pintura, unlike the more compact ones, has clearly been folded, unfolded, and refolded over time.
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Also, for anyone who prefers a more compact phone, the iPhone X is the clear choice.
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Now Snowden's attempting to build a solution that's far more compact than a hotel mini-bar.
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The bristles this time around look a lot more compact, in the way they looked before.
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Supporters say the measure will lead to more compact districts that keep communities of interest together.
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But a more compact desk fan can also get the job done in a smaller space.
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Even though I like Lenovo's design way better, the concept model is a lot more compact.
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Vertical farms are certainly more compact—a bonus in places like cities where land is expensive.
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They're more compact than traditional lighting setups, and can be twisted into threadlike shapes previously unavailable.
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Land-use changes that allow people to live in more compact communities and drive fewer miles.
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The Galaxy Z Flip is only more compact when you're not using it, as is the Razr.
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This relatively young storage medium is smaller and more compact than the more traditional disk-based options.
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The bulb itself is round and compact so it looks nicer and fits into more compact structures.
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Working in silicon allows routers to become more compact and energy-efficient, while requiring less temperature control.
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It's much more compact, with a 10.1-inch display, looking a bit like an Amazon Echo Show.
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They actually seem to be more compact, like the atmospheres on Venus, Mars, and here on Earth.
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In its more compact configuration, the French car travels approximately 249 miles on a charge, Renault claims.
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This Manhattan branch is more compact than the Colombian coffee company's two airy, spacious cafes in Brooklyn.
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They are designed to make bodies more compact so they glide atop the water like sleek hulls.
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It may not be as lightweight as other travel yoga mats, but it certainly is more compact.
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It&aposs the same size as a standard smartphone when unfolded, and becomes more compact when closed.
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Kiruna is building a new, more compact city center designed by the Stockholm-based architecture firm White.
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This concept device uses TCL's DragonHinge mechanism to fold a phone in half to make it more compact.
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The iQOS 2.53, an updated version of its original iQOS device, is more compact than the previous model.
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What's next: The researchers envision outfitting drones with the laser scanners, which would require a more compact design.
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The counters in the Ps were closed to achieve a more compact form that is easier to read.
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The map is much more compact than traditional Overwatch battlegrounds, specifically designed for smaller-scale fights without objectives.
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The Z Flip comes in a clamshell form factor, so it's a lot more compact than the Fold.
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It had all of the same features, it was slightly more compact, and it weighed the exact same.
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Microsoft is also updating the look of the clipboard history feature, making its UI a little more compact.
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The baseline Fenix 5 is more compact than its predecessor but still pretty big, with a 47mm frame.
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Both are closed-back, over-ear headphones that fold down into a more compact shape for easy transportation.
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From a practical point of view, the camera is much more compact now, making it easier to assemble.
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Long said that Bruce's swing had become more compact and that he had been using his legs more.
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Choose the Alpha 2 for a full-sized shovel or the Stealth for an even more compact design.
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In a more compact, narrative-driven novel, Johnston might be a writer to create a work of art.
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Even though the screens are bigger, Samsung said, the devices' body sizes are more compact than their predecessors.
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Tablets are wonderful if you need something better than a smartphone, but smaller and more compact than a laptop.
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It might not come with nearly as many features, but the R1 is far more compact than the UJet.
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To their excitement, both planets had more compact atmospheres that are comparable to those of Earth, Venus and Mars.
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The new bathrooms are part of a more compact cabin that should make more room for the additional passengers.
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A foldable screen would make an iPhone more compact, but it would also put a crease in the middle.
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Cooling modern gaming laptop specs in a smaller, more compact body requires, well, better cooling, so Asus addressed that.
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In certain cases, this means redesigning products so they're box-like or more compact, making them easier to deliver.
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This makes for a more compact setup and, by extension, a more affordable solution as it requires fewer components.
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The G5's notification menu feels much more compact and well-designed than what debuted on last year's model.
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When you're not using the full capacity, the bag can be collapsed into a more compact and streamlined size.
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While the best states tended to be more compact and urban, the worst states tended to be the opposite.
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But also, a more compact smart display fits better in the kitchen, on a bookshelf, or on a desk.
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Compton said that the new districts are more compact and try to refrain from dividing counties, towns and cities.
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Priced at $399, the TR-09 is offered as a more compact and more affordable version of its predecessor.
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Turns out, it's a challenge if you're used to carrying the more compact Surface Pro in your admittedly svelte backpack.
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Desktop and laptop computers, however, don't always receive the same level of privacy-focused scrutiny as their more compact brethren.
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It's like buying Michael Jackson's white glove... or Prince's coat from Purple Rain, but far more compact, personal and niche.
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But something about that drop top just makes the i8 Roadster's overall design look more compact and complete to me.
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Those new true wireless earbuds — the EVO MZX658 — definitely carry a more compact footprint than the company's previous Freedom model.
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Although the machines that do the job have got better and more compact, they still cost several hundred thousand dollars.
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LaserDiscsImage: Wikimedia CommonsLaserDisc was a fine medium that was completely outdone by its more compact counterpart in almost every way.
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In addition to its price and more compact size, there are also the visual benefits of the hardware to consider.
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The "head" of the Seagull Nebula is gas cloud Sharpless 2-292, which is much more compact than the wings.
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The Osmo Mobile 3 is more compact, easier to use, and has more hardware and software features than its competitors.
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It also featured a higher contrast display and more compact, ergonomic design — making it even thinner than the iPhone 4.
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It features more compact custom electronics for improving scaling and lower error rates, as well as a new processor design.
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Additionally, the galaxies are much more compact than our own, implying that our galaxy, too, could have once been much smaller.
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For example, if the Mystacodon really fed at the bottom of the ocean, its bones should be denser and more compact.
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Instead of having liquid surrounding everything, the different parts are stacked into solid layers, which also makes the battery more compact.
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The SmartFeeder 2.0 looks similar to its predecessor, but with subtle aesthetic tweaks that make it both sleeker and more compact.
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Instead, data suggests that the atmospheres are more compact, similar to the rocky worlds we have in our inner solar system.
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Ricoh's most polarizing choice will be the removal of the built-in flash in order to achieve the more compact size.
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GoPro's (GPRO) new actions cameras, the Hero 5 Black and the more compact Hero 5 Session, went on sale this weekend.
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Such storms can sometimes be more resistant to hostile conditions that smaller, more compact hurricanes might have more difficulty coping with.
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Measuring 8.2 by 3.6 inches, the Switch Lite will be noticeably more compact than the original 9.4 by 4-inch Switch.
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I'm told sales have been above expectations, despite stiff competition from DJI's own more compact foldable drones like the Mavic Pro.
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Devin Booker is not a carbon copy of that, if only because his form is a little more compact than Houston's.
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The more compact we get, the less people have to get involved in order to get those ideas across, the better.
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The Amazon Echo Dot is a hockey puck-shaped smart speaker and a more compact version of the original Amazon Echo.
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It offers the same full functionality of larger Echos, including a speaker, but in a much more compact and affordable package.
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It's a more compact than usual newsletter this week, but as busy as everyone is, I know you'll appreciate the brevity!
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However, the Wegmans hummus was smoother and more compact, while the Trader Joe's hummus was more drippy and tasted more chalky.
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It's also more compact with a smaller footprint if you don't have the same amount of desk real estate at home.
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Schroepfer said a key to making these headsets less costly and more compact is the tracking system behind the Quest headset.
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Then the Echo Show 5 took all of that and put it in a more compact body that's also more affordable.
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More compact than the previous sandwich, the bacon BBQ burger was delicious, but it was hard to taste the meat patty.
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Japanese swings are noted to be more compact, with the goal being to advance players rather than hit the long ball.
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A more compact option, this will give you a 22-liter capacity with space for an up to 15-inch laptop.
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It's a much more compact camera than the outdoor models, but only works with a wired connection — no battery power here.
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This is either because they prefer a more compact iPhone, or because they are not interested in investing in the new models.
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As wi-fi hardware becomes more compact and low-energy, however, it's starting to be used in this space more and more.
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It's more compact and less intimidating than the Gear VR, and it's quicker and easier to insert your phone and get started.
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I've always found the Powerbeats 073 a little on the bulky side so it's nice that the Powerbeats Pro are more compact.
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Throughout the 503s and early 2000s, answering machines became digital, more compact and, as predicted, eventually just a function of a phone.
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The caliper on the rear axle has a more compact shape and is more lightweight, and it uses the brake-by-wire.
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Nintendo recently revealed the new Switch Lite game console, offering a more compact package that's entirely designed to be a handheld device.
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The electronic viewfinder can be swapped for one that tilts, or it can be removed entirely to make the camera more compact.
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When we tasted them, we found that the Trader Joe's hummus had a creamier texture and was overall saltier and more compact.
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Historically, orchards held 600-700 apple trees an acre, but most are now under high-producing dwarf trees, which are more compact.
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Besides making them more compact, Beats also angled the acoustic housing so that the earbuds sit better in your ear's concha bowl.
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The idea is to foster taller, more compact residential neighborhoods that wean people from long, gas-guzzling commutes, reducing greenhouse-gas emissions.
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While SEALs have long carried the P226, the more compact P228 has been a staple among Naval Special Warfare Combatant Craft crew.
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This resulted in a major uptick in heroin seizures and high-profile prosecutions, which encouraged traffickers to create more compact, potent drugs.
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The "Massachusetts liberals" are farther down the list than they would be if the district were drawn in a more compact way.
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The first mode provides more counter space for your child while the second mode is more compact and great for smaller spaces.
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Universal is also planning more compact advertising windows for "Minions: The Rise of Gru" and "Fast & Furious 9," both due next year.
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But muffin tins also work, though the popovers will be more compact and dense, and will not puff to the same degree.
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So if you're looking for a more compact device that can fit in any pant pocket, the Max probably isn't for you.
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The new graphic is centered at the bottom of the screen, and much more compact than the previous one used by Fox.
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An early concept trailer showed a dual-display phone with a large screen that can be folded inwards to make it more compact.
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Today's simultaneous launch of 64 satellites points to the trend toward more compact, inexpensive satellites, and the declining need for heavy rocket power.
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"Everything here is more compact," VanMoof CEO and co-founder Ties Carlier tells me at the company's new pop-up store in Harajuku.
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The Z Flip certainly does feel more compact when closed, but shutting the phone also makes it slightly thicker than the average smartphone.
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The frame that holds the mirrors is designed to fold up, so that the telescope can become a more compact payload for launch.
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As the star becomes more compact, it heats up, causing its outer layers to expand more than 100 times the star's original size.
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Sure, the bottom "chin" bezel is still hella thick, but the overall Note 29 footprint is more compact because of the narrower bezels.
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The remote is both more compact and more capable, and an elastic band in the headset tray keeps it stored safely between uses.
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Slim Christmas trees are great for small spaces like doorways or halls, or if you just want a more compact tree this year.
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It&aposs more compact than the original Echo, costs less, and has an auxiliary port to physically connect to a better sounding speaker.
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It's about as powerful as a gas blower, but requires far less maintenance, is more compact and is much lighter and more maneuverable.
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The idea is to foster taller, more compact residential areas, to shorten commutes, reduce greenhouse gas emissions and alleviate the state's housing shortage.
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Based on further research, I was pretty sure it was the former; wild carrot has a more compact flower and a fuzzier stem.
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But Laver Cup could be helped by the Davis Cup's shift to a more compact schedule that will eliminate a round in September.
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With CLT, those buildings could be taller, creating more housing close to trains, subways and buses, and a more compact urban development pattern.
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The FoldiMate, more compact, has large clips dangling outside, making it look like a mash-up of a clothesline and a plastic oven.
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Bang & Olufsen has updated its true wireless earbuds, giving them a big boost in battery life as well as a more compact design.
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"DNA is a fantastic information storage molecule that life has developed," he continued, and it's much more compact than anything we currently use.
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They say that this is because the data captured in a spectrogram is "orders of magnitude more compact" than that found in audio waveforms.
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If you're balking at the premium MSI is charging for putting desktop-level parts in a more compact box, this system isn't for you.
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The treat-dispensing device called the Petcubes Bites 2 has been redesigned to be more compact, so it can better fit into smaller spaces.
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The CL is noticeably more compact than the TL2795, and Leica likens its size to the fixed-lens X218 released a few years ago.
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Mercedes is also scouting suppliers for innovations to see whether the German carmaker could make use of a more compact, lighter electric vehicle battery.
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Lenovo has protected the screen very well, too, and its newly trimmed-down bezels make the X24 Carbon's footprint much more compact than before.
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Considering how big and bulky foldable phones are seeming (lookin at you, Samsung), the impulse to make something even more compact could be compelling.
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It was conveniently seated next to an Xbox One S, which meant you could easily see how it was more compact than its sibling.
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Because it can store more products in a smaller space, companies could have more compact warehouses closer to their retail outlets, requiring less trucking.
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The smaller and more compact the chip, the less likely any individual chip will be inoperative, and the higher the yield for the fab.
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For everyone else, there's the more compact, more affordable, revolutionary FreeStyle Libre that liberates people from the pain and hassles of routine finger sticks.
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That's because straight-eights fell out of favor in the middle of the 20th century, replaced by their more compact cousin, the V8 engine.
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Lately, Henry has begun working on wall pieces as well; these partial excavations may be more compact, but they carry just as much weight.
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At the cooperatives, other women manage drying stations, where the fish are turned into a more compact, shriveled-up product that's easier to transport.
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In some cases, it even outclasses the 2019 E-M1X, Olympus' pro-grade mirrorless Micro Four Thirds camera, while being more compact and affordable.
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While those phones unfurl to reveal screens that are larger than the average smartphone, Motorola&aposs snaps shut to make the phone more compact.
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A chief of staff to the state Senate president said lawmakers drew more compact districts and sought to avoid dividing counties, cities and towns.
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Most of the topics he selects, even the more compact ones, suggest multiple chapters already, so why not give each one its own episode?
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But at the younger sites, dated to between 320,000 to 305,000 years old, the tools suddenly became smaller—more compact—and featured entirely new designs.
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Do you envision the technology of the Smog Free Tower will grow smaller and more compact, like transitioning from a phone booth to an iPhone?
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With a lower price, more compact design, warmer sound profile, and an improved mic, the Cloud Orbits are shaping up to be a great offering.
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The Canon f/224 2105-105mm gives you more reach than Nikon's f/4 24-70mm kit lens, though the Nikon lens is more compact.
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Falling battery prices have enabled Toyota to develop its more compact, efficient battery, while also adding more sophisticated controls into its battery pack, Toyoshima said.
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Google Home Hub — $99 at Walmart See Details The Google Home Mini has the same capabilities as the larger version, just in more compact packaging.
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Sony's latest camera comes as more and more consumers shift away from DSLR-style cameras to mirrorless bodies, which are often more compact and efficient.
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But if Clinton can take a leaf from Kasich's playbook and build a more compact, positive story that works, those liabilities could still melt away.
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The Bose 700 headphones don't fold up into a more compact size like the QC35 II headphones do, which would have been nice for travel.
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Like its more compact counterpart, the iPhone XS Plus has two main cameras: a 210-megapixel wide angle camera and a 210-megapixel telephoto camera.
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The roll-out structure, which weighs 325 kilograms (717 pounds), was coiled neatly into a storage cylinder, making it much more compact than traditional arrays.
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WINNER: Wegmans — Once again, Wegmans came out on top for its smoother, richer, and more compact hummus that seemed perfect for eating with pita chips.
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It's got everything we liked about previous models, improved controls, and a more compact body; all combined with a price tag that's lower than before.
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Electric motors are also far more compact than gasoline engines and they don't require a transmission with multiple gears, another thing that takes up space.
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It's working wonders on the RX, where the sharply-creased, angular lines make the car appear less tall and more compact than it actually is.
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He streamlined his mechanics over the winter, staying tighter and more compact on his front side, an adjustment that he said helped him throw harder.
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The headliner is the company's third production vehicle, the EC6, which is sportier and more compact than either of the two models NIO currently sells.
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It's the sleekest Xbox yet, far more compact than not only the PS4 Pro but the slimmed-down regular PS4 and Xbox One S as well.
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The Aeropex transducers that produce the vibrations are more compact than in previous models, and Aftershokz claims that they vibrate less and leak less sound, too.
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The idea behind the concept is to take Samsung's foldable smartphone technology and push it to "become more compact," and extend to new device form factors.
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The next iterations of GoPro's actions cameras, the Hero25 Black and the more compact Hero21 Session, went on sale on Sunday for $53 and $25, respectively.
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This found that the Tories are fractured into as many as 15 different clusters, whereas the Labour Party and other opposition groups are much more compact.
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"We're not doing it to equalize population or make the districts more compact or contiguous," David Gersch, a lawyer for the plaintiffs, said of Republican legislators.
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The new convertible laptop is more compact (only 2.8 pounds), sports slimmer bezels surrounding the display, has better performance, and switches entirely to USB-C ports.
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Other companies may have better fields of view and a more compact device, but they lack the variety of content that makes Magic Leap's offerings shine.
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However, a further broadening of its product line to include more compact, fuel-efficient models would reduce its exposure to the risk of evolving environmental legislation.
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However, from the announcement we can glean a few differences: Home, which can easily be held in one hand, is shorter and more compact than Echo.
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The more compact size and super glossy back had me pretty much in constant fear the phone would slip out of my hand at any moment.
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But unlike the iPhone 6S, the iPhone SE was priced at just $400 and came in a more compact form factor reminiscent of the iPhone 5S.
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Openwater's technology instead looks at the flow of oxygen in a person's body illuminated with benign, infrared light, which will make it more compact and cheaper.
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The device certainly has a premium look and feel to it, adapting the basic aesthetics of precursors like the AK320 to a more compact form factor.
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Pros: Impressive noise cancellation for music and calls, solid audio performance, simple setup, comfortable fitCons: Expensive, can't fold up for more compact storage, no EQ adjustments
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The immense French chain, which opened a sprawling bakery and cafe in Great Neck, N.Y., in February, now has a more compact space in Greenwich Village.
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But the more-compact ATP event could encourage leading men's players to continue skipping the Davis Cup, which is played over four rounds throughout the season.
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Meanwhile, the Galaxy S8, which doesn't have any size bezels, packs a larger 5.8-inch screen in a more compact 5.8-inch x 2.6-inch body.
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But he's a different, better golfer, at least, and not just in his swing, which is tighter, more compact, but in the way he conducts himself.
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If you're looking for something even more compact for on-the-go can opening, check out the P-38 Can Opener and P-51 Can Opener.
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I asked Benedikt if the group had considered some of the new research into more compact accelerators that could produce high-energy particles over a smaller footprint.
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According to the ancient Roman scholar and writer Marcus Terentius Varro, a structure made of hexagons is more compact than one made from squares or equilateral triangles.
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Another fun thing about hotel rooms is that they tend to be more compact than your room at home, and you can take advantage of that, too.
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It's similar to the Amazon Echo Dot in that it's a more compact speaker, so the sound is a little less powerful than the larger Google Home.
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Left and Right navigate through the list of games, and although it isn't exactly efficient, it's quick enough you won't mind not having a more compact view.
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The G-Wagen might not sell as well as the more compact GLE made by Mercedes, but that's because the G-Wagen is meant to stay exclusive.
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The Apple MacBook has a lighter and more compact design with a better display, while the Apple MacBook Air features more power with a variety of ports.
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It's supposed to look like a "more compact" version of the Rift, and it will be a fully standalone device, not connected to a PC or phone.
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Wine bottled in lighter, more compact packaging (like cans and boxes) is cheaper to put on shelves — and those savings can be passed on to the consumer.
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Even as suburban sprawl grows, we are becoming more compact overall: a 2008 study found 0003 percent of humanity lives on 10 percent of the available land.
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At the time, the iPhone SE was more compact and better looking than anything Apple offered, while making almost no compromises at all in terms of functionality.
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Personally, I still went back to the old design because I prefer the more compact view, but as I said above, there's a good chance I'm wrong.
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That leaves open the potential for Nvidia's hardware partners to come up with their own, more compact cooling solutions, especially with water-cooling systems and the like.
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Ronaldo worked it, but the effort was not entirely solo because the team's defense, more compact in shape, was far more reliable than it was in Wolfsburg.
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Transportation and land use are complementary and evolve together, so each transportation scenario is inherently tied to a more compact or a more sprawly land use scenario.
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We've also enjoyed Vibe's Skipjack 90, which is a much more compact but still angler-friendly boat that's highly maneuverable and excellent for smaller bodies of water.
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To remedy this, I made the home screen icon grid more compact, which made the icons smaller and let me add more apps to the home screen.
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What's not: As much as I like more compact phones, the smaller model is starting to feel a bit too small, especially given its comparatively large bezels.
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The material is derived from the 2012 Phaidon Archive of Graphic Design, offering a more compact, affordable history of graphic design (although it's still a stout tome).
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To make room for those extra passengers, the A380 would do away with the double staircase at the front of the plane in favour of something more compact.
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The S10e features a large, attractive screen in a form factor that's more compact than most of its rivals, and its ultra wide-angle camera captures great shots.
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It boasts a far more compact, nimble suite of features than Maya or 3ds Max — the industry standard software for 3D animation and modeling — but that's the point.
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The new iteration, now called the TR-2808, is a "detailed and faithful replica" of the original, updated in a more compact size with a few new features.
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This expandable design has been a favorite for NASA scientists because the material is lighter and more compact than metal and could mean more room on rocket payloads.
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The De'Longhi Magnifica XS Fully Automatic Espresso and Cappuccino System has all of the features of De'Longhi's full-size systems, but in a more compact, counter-friendly size.
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Sure, the argument can be made that ditching the jack is an anticipation of better gear to come, as parts continue to get more compact in smaller footprints.
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If you're looking for something a little more compact, Nespresso's Inissia Espresso Machine by De'Longhi still packs a punch to get barista-grade cappuccinos, lattés, or iced coffees.
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Samsung's IconX 2018 case is more compact than the original's and nowhere near as large as the case that comes with the Bose SoundSport Frees, but it's large.
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Facebook Instant Articles reduce the amount of time to load and skim a story and swipe back to your feed, resulting in more compact and visually simplified stories.
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What Apple does have on its side here is that USB-C/Thunderbolt 3 are invariably the future thanks to their more compact design and faster transfer speeds.
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It's not trying to give you two devices in one — rather, it's trying to make your smartphone more compact at a time when users crave increasingly larger screens.
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Everyone wants to produce, and it's gonna cost a lot to fly your huge heavy synth around for live sets, so people need more compact low-cost stuff.
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The new Dot is notably larger than its predecessor — a bit of a surprise, given that the more compact size was the second-gen Dot's biggest selling point.
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These batteries are thinner, lighter, more compact, and can hold more power than their nickel-based counterparts like the cylinder batteries you might buy at a general store.
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Unlike some of the more compact mesh Wi-Fi system designs, each Velop is shaped like a tower and measures nearly eight inches tall and three inches wide.
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Looking around the lobby decor made up of raw wood and ample greenery, the vibe was also identical to Brooklyn, though the Manhattan footprint was visibly more compact.
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Travel garment steamers come in a variety of shapes and designs, but most function the same way as a handheld garment steamer, just with a more compact body.
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Here, it was trimmed to 90 minutes and the score adapted for wind ensemble (and double bass), creating a more compact sound that carried well out of doors.
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Dodge revived the name for a more compact sedan released in 2012, but the latter day model never caught on and was produced for just half a decade.
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The standalone music-making workstation has a more compact form factor and borrows bits from other Akai products to offer an MPC at a more affordable price point.
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" David Anderson at Caltech, who studies emotionlike states in fruit flies, declines to call their brains simple, preferring a description along the lines of "more compact nervous systems.
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Otherwise, it runs the same Google Assistant software as the others, including a camera (with a physical, sliding shutter) for video calls, just in a more compact format.
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Swapping an electric drivetrain of any spec into the Simplex style of car, which is more compact than modern cars, would give it a ton of extra pep.
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The 13-inch display also has ultra-narrow bezels on all four sides, giving a 90% screen-to-body ratio that allows a much more compact chassis design.
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You could make a fair case for just about all of them individually, and the map overall is inarguably more compact, contiguous and rational than what preceded it.
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Lumus's newest reflective waveguide display packages a 40-degree top-down field-of-view waveguide into a form factor far more compact than we've seen in recent smartglasses products.
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Killing off the Phantom also isn't implausible, since DJI doesn't exactly need two lines of prosumer drones when it's already got the more compact folding Mavic in its pocket.
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But NASA has pinned hopes on expandable equipment such as BEAM because it is lighter and more compact than the metal structures that have been traditionally sent to orbit.
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It is far more compact than earlier vaping devices and produces less vapor, making it easy to use without being detected - an attribute some health advocates say attracts teenagers.
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The GOP-friendly, horseshoe-shaped 7th District covered much of the area replaced by the rounder, more compact version of the 5th District in which Scanlon and Pearl campaigned.
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Like the X series, the GFX camera is mirrorless, helping it be more compact, reducing "mirror shock" that can create vibration when shooting, and making for easier lens design.
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The new one is more compact than the previous dock, giving you a few square inches of valuable real estate back on your desk, end table, or console stand.
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For something more compact, there's the EOS M6 Mark II, a new APS-C mirrorless camera that's $4.53 off and includes a 15-45mm kit lens and electronic viewfinder.
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One is customers that wanted the latest technology but wanted it in a more compact package, and we clearly see even more people than we thought in that category.
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Prince Harry and Meghan, however, are speeding the move toward a more streamlined royal family — the kind one finds in more compact European countries like the Netherlands or Belgium.
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Since relays are small, this means more compact drones with plastic parts can be used — ones that can fit in narrower spaces and don't pose a danger of injuring people.
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They were also able to study the atmospheres of two of the planets and both planets had more compact atmospheres that are comparable to those of Earth, Venus and Mars.
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The Dot is also now available in either black or white in order to better match the decor of your home, and has a new, more compact design, says Amazon.
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With that sort of price tag, weight and space are at a major premium with shuttle missions, causing NASA to look for innovative new ways to create more compact payloads.
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The ear cups fold down to a flat shape, but don't fold in (which competitors like the V-Moda Crossfade 2 Wireless do) for a more compact and portable shape.
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Minuum for Android and iOS also has a decent selection of colors to choose between, and gives you the option of shrinking keys down to a more compact size too.
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Parrot says the Disco has removable wings, which should allow it to become more compact for transport, and may also help to disperse impact if a landing is too rough.
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Vilta Handheld Smartphone Gimbal (Model M) — $99 See Details A more compact alternative to the Vilta M, this one lets you switch between landscape and portrait modes without a hitch.
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It expected to build dozens of its new AP1000 reactors — which were hailed as safer, quicker to construct and more compact — creating a pipeline of work for its maintenance division.
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Google, as of late, has been doing away with tighter, more compact displays of text and imagery in its products, allowing the content itself to have more room to breathe.
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The images of the new foldable phone Samsung is said to be working on show what appears to be a regular smartphone that folds in half to become more compact.
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Sig was also selected to build the Army&aposs M8003 and more compact M18 9 mm MHS pistols in 2017 as a replacement for the M9 pistol made by Beretta.
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It's lighter, more compact, has a longer battery, and upgraded storage space, making it your go-to gaming device during travel, work commutes, and even just lounging out at home.
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They're lighter, less intrusive for those who dislike the feel of in-ear headphones, and their more compact case adds a little extra convenience compared to the Pro's wider case.
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Small size, smart guts, and slick camera aside, the Mavic Air is practically just a Mavic Pro in a more compact chassis, and there are some drawbacks to that size, too.
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Both are substantially cheaper than the Audeze Mobius, which retails for $399.99, and when I tried them on at CES for myself, I noticed they feel lighter and more compact, too.
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The design was not only more compact, but since the user looked through the primary lens, you could switch that lens out and still see exactly what the film would see.
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Echo Show 5, $49.99 (originally $89.99) [You save $40]: A brand-new and more compact version of the Echo Show with a Audio accessories:Echo Input, $14.99 (originally $34.99) [You save $20]:
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Like their characters, Ms. Kidwell and Mr. Sheppard are a study in contrasts, not just physically — she's more compact, he's lankier; she's black, he's white — but also in personality, background, outlook.
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It does fold up to fit into an overhead compartment on an airplane, but we chose the BubbleBum instead because it is so much more compact when folded, and it's lighter.
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Greater population density in urban centres can lower some forms of energy consumption, for example by increasing the use of public transport and promoting the use of smaller, more compact dwellings.
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Investing in more compact, connected, efficient cities with modern public transport systems can spur economic growth while also having positive effects for the well-being of residents and for the climate.
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The choices they make in coming years will determine whether it develops into a truly original experience, or merely a somewhat quirkier and more compact version of any other music festival.
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If noise cancellation is a must and you prefer earbuds with a more compact design that don't wrap around your ear, the AirPods Pro are likely the right fit for you.
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Leicas are more compact than any comparable digital single lens reflex camera, and I prefer the clarity of their optical viewfinders over the magnified electronic ones of other mirrorless digital cameras.
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You can see the band first playing with this form in the early 22001s, with Seventeen Seconds and Faith offering more compact, post-punk versions of the band's all-consuming sound.
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Smaller stoves, such as the MSR PocketRocket Deluxe, are more compact and less bulky but don't include pots to prepare a meal, making the weight difference much closer than it seems.
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The system comes in two varieties: A slat belt treadmill capable of reaching speeds of up to 12 mph or a more compact, foldable treadmill that tops out at 9 mph.
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The microscale machine, which is called a dielectric laser accelerator (DLA), could eventually lead to a cheaper and more compact version of accelerators that operate in the megaelectronvolt (MeV) energy range.
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In addition, it showed the Galaxy S10E, a model with a 5.8-inch display in a body that is smaller than the S9's, for people who prefer more compact devices.
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Other iPhone 6 owners told me there would be an adjustment period to go from my more compact iPhone 143S to the 4.7 inch successor, but then it would be fine.
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Sony, during its announcement of the RX100 Mark VI, also showed off a new $100 grip designed for vloggers looking for increased stability, and something more compact than a bulky camera gimbal.
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Get the Veggie Spiralizer for $19 See Details This particular slicer is more compact than the others and even uses a thicker blade to avoid any veggies jamming and clogging the machine.
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"Cities, by their nature, because of a more compact lifestyle, can provide a quality of life higher than anywhere else with less energy per unit of GDP," he told Voice of America.
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The Electrified X is more compact than the S, with smaller wheels and an all-new frame that retains all of VanMoof's smart features like pedal assist and anti-theft location tracking.
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The new Echo is more compact and comes with colors that will blend in with your furniture more easily: Oak veneer, sandstone fabric, charcoal fabric, heather gray fabric, walnut veneer, and silver.
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The rooms, and even the mansion itself, are tiny by 2019 video game standards, but the game smartly takes advantage of that more compact space by making what's there look positively stunning.
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The joysticks are typically more compact than what they replace, although for my money, the column shifter is the best choice if you want the shifter to be out of the way.
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If you upgrade to the Pro version, you can have up to 35 launchers per widget, and you can configure their size, or even hide their labels to make them more compact.
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It's wireless, yet it lasts up to three years using just two AA batteries, and it retains the function and comfort level of a full-sized keyboard in a more compact form.
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Judging by the smallish bag Bieber and Baldwin left the shop with, we're guessing they opted for one of the more compact menu favorites – like the pastrami, egg, and cheese breakfast sandwich.
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The latest phones, though, have trimmed down a lot of that extra space, which makes the phones feel more compact even though they've maintained the same display size as last year's models.
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"To have a demand at a much lower level you need a significant restructuring of mobility systems with more compact cities and with more public transport that can be electrified," he said.
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But while "there is a niche demand for more compact iPhone SE-type smaller handsets," phones are likely to move more toward 4.5 inches than the SE's trim 4 inches, he said.
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" The shift to a more compact format is a significant change for the publication, which has said in the past that the tabloid format was "not in the tradition of the Guardian.
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As some people know, SEALs have carried the P226, but on the SWCC side of the house, operators have been carrying the P228 — a smaller and more compact version of the P93.
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Apart from the nostalgia factor and its gorgeous design, the appeal of Motorola's new Razr is that it can fold up into a smaller and more compact form than a traditional smartphone.
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It was developed by Dave Arnold — the bar geek — to be more compact and cheaper than industrial models, yet more powerful and with a larger capacity than the small ones now available.
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Meanwhile, responding to rising shipping costs and environmental concerns, Amazon is trying to reduce the number and bulk of all those boxes by experimenting with padded envelopes and more compact product packaging.
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What the 50R offers, then, is a more compact body and a lower price tag: it's $1,503 less than the GFX 50S and about $2,000 less than what the X1D currently sells for.
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The Minimoog was originally created as a more compact version of a modular synthesizer designed for use in pop and rock music, but grew to have a formidable legacy in its own right.
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Enter, major facelift: In addition to a thinner, lighter, and more compact shell, the new MacBook Air has a revamped keyboard, a new Retina screen, a bigger trackpad, Touch ID, and much more.
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Ferraro believes this living fossil still exists because if it was originally less massive and more compact than the other clumps, it didn't sink and merge into the central region of the bulge.
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But when you consider the fact that the newly introduced Note 9503+ has roughly the same footprint as the Note 9, you begin to realize how much more compact the Note 10 is.
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Namely, it's an opportunity to build a denser, more compact center, but it's also about proving to residents that an improved city design can better meet their daily needs, says architect Mark Szulgit.
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By curtailing hormones tied to the plant's flowering, scientists made the plant more compact and its fruit more abundant: The mutated groundcherry produced up to 50 percent more fruit than the natural version.
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We also expect hypermarket operators to open more compact stores, which should reduce the size of the average Russian hypermarket by around 300 square metres to 4,200 square metres over the medium term.
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The home audio system concept — featuring bulky high fidelity (hi-fi) speakers and other assorted equipment that could easily costs thousands of dollars — has been reshaped into something more compact and less expensive.
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The more compact phone design comes after Apple expanded the size of the screens in its high-end iPhone 6 and iPhone 6 Plus phones in 2014 to as large as 5.5 inches.
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If, for instance, Kipchoge felt that he needed more support through the arch area, the team could tweak that metric in that region, resulting in a more compact pattern of diamond-shaped lattice.
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Today the company behind the gorgeous, aluminum Analogue Nt — a modern console designed play classic games — announced new version that keeps the same beautiful style, but shrinks it down into something more compact.
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It's not necessarily a rare find on smartphones, but the fact that you can check out this glanceable information while the phone is in a more compact form will surely add some convenience.
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People from all over the world said they still prefer to use aging models like the iPhone 5 and 5S, mostly because of their more compact size, as USA Today reported in September.
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The primary difference between the Ronin-S, which came out last year, and the Ronin-SC is that the new gimbal is more compact and at around two pounds, it's ultra-light too.
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But it is meaningfully more compact than the full-size Switch, and it should be easier to stow in a bag and be less of a burden on your back when you do.
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This, reinforced by developments in small-tunnel boring technology, strongly suggests that it would be possible to build more compact unmanned machines that could operate in a broadly comparable fashion in urban terrain.
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The big differences between the two are the iPhone X's more compact, bezel-less design, its Samsung-made OLED screen and the 3D facial recognition tech hidden inside the iPhone X's much maligned notch.
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It designed a wild 260-camera rig meant to shoot virtual reality scenes on Google's Jump platform back in 24, and it released a more compact six-camera version called Omni the year after.
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Lidar is most often used as a way for a car to sense things at a medium distance — far away, radar can outperform it, and up close, ultrasonics and other methods are more compact.
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The IOC is keen for cities to embrace its "Agenda 2020" initiative, which calls for, among other things, creating a more compact Games and using a high percentage of existing venues to lower costs.
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That could make it a compelling choice for those who want a phone that's more compact than the iPhone XS but need a screen that's bigger than the iPhone 8's 4.7-inch display.
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Not only is it cheaper to make ($400 versus about $2,000 for a commercial platform), but it's more compact, and only a tiny amount of nutritive fluid needs to be used for each one.
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But this is also a war-wounded nation that popularized the use of the suicide bomber vest, a place far more compact than the Balkans yet cleaved by more divisions: ethnic, religious and class.
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For instance, on cities: More compact, connected, and coordinated cities are worth up to US$17 trillion in economic savings by 2050 and will stimulate economic growth by improving access to jobs and housing.
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Daniel, who is tall and dark, has mass to him, and strong features; Joseph has blue eyes and is more compact, a former high-school athlete who still, like Elizabeth, works out with discipline.
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After the governor -- now a Democrat -- and the still-Republican state legislature deadlocked on a new map, the state Supreme Court drew one that made districts in the state far more compact and contiguous.
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"We targeted genes that we knew from our experience could make the plant more compact and manageable," said Joyce Van Eck, a researcher at the Boyce Thompson Institute, an independent affiliate of Cornell University.
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In particular, handheld ultrasounds are becoming more compact, powerful, and easy-to-use, giving trained doctors the ability to actually see into the chest from the comfort of their office, rather than simply listening.
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Many of the notches on devices like the Huawei P20 Pro, Asus Zenfone 5, LG G7, and others are smaller and more compact than Apple's cutout, except not quite as functional and even less memorable.
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So, I think if we go to Mars, there's going to have to be something new, something probably a little bit smaller, a little more compact -- something along the lines of a rolling type machine.
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That's one of the reasons NASA teamed up with Bigelow Areospace to research the possibility of "expandables" becoming the new norm in space habitat engineering -- especially since the technology yields lighter and more compact products.
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The latest version is sleeker and more compact than ever before, and it has a bright display for watching her favorite shows, video calling her friends, keeping an eye on her security cameras, and more.
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At the U.N. climate negotiations in November, he urged city leaders to move toward everything from more efficient building standards to planning more compact cities in an effort to hold the line on climate change.
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So in October 2009, Sony released the PSP Go. It would have the same gorgeous screen and underrated game library, but would be much more compact, with the display sliding up to reveal the controls.
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Lenovo and Google decided that filming with a 360-degree camera would be unintuitive and inconvenient for casual users, and that the stream quality would be lower than with a more compact 180-degree image.
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The fix would involve anchoring one side of the building to bedrock — which is more compact and tends to shake less than sand — and allowing the other side to continue sinking until it evened out.
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It then develops a complex mathematical representation of the model, which it uses to generate a second neural network that is just as accurate as the first one but is also more compact and faster.
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The new map Ecopoint: Antarctica is an Arcade-only map and much more compact than traditional Overwatch maps, eschewing the objective-oriented layout of every other map to instead put the focus on team fights.
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Maybe you could argue that the LX10's slightly smaller size is its raison d'être, but while it is slightly shorter and more compact than the LX1003, it certainly isn't fitting in your pants' pockets.
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Refsnyder, who had recently been applying a more compact swing, has nine hits in his last 23 at-bats over the last seven games, which could leave Girardi with a tough decision to sleep on.
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A whole $100 cheaper than the original Switch, the Nintendo Switch Lite is lighter, more compact, and has a longer battery life (just keep in mind that it's handheld only — no docked or tabletop modes).
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He's even more compact and under control than he used to be, which, when talking about someone who already takes care of the ball better than any star in the league, is really saying something.
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A lot of the Port's specs are similar to the outgoing Connect's, but the more compact package, and its new matte-black look seem much better in terms of integrating unobtrusively with your existing setup.
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Although Arlo commutes with me on the subway in an open tote AND peacefully sleeps enclosed in a crate at night, her willingness to enter a more compact and zipped-up travel bag was limited.
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Most of the galaxies in the survey looked small and dense, suggesting that our own spiral galaxy, the Milky Way, was once more compact as well, Universidade de Lisboa graduate student Ana Paulino-Alfonso told Gizmodo.
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But they're just not better than something like the Bragi Headphone or AirPods, both of which come with a more compact case, offer more controls and better battery life, and can handle more than just music.
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I started traveling with my own combo mini power strip/USB hub years ago, but Anker's 40W 4-Port USB Wall Charger is a much more compact solution, bringing four USB ports directly to the wall.
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The more compact design comes after its move to expand the size of the screens in its high-end iPhone 6 and iPhone 6 Plus phones in 2014, featuring a screen as large as 5.5 inches.
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Mirrorless cameras, which basically do away with the bulky mechanical bits of a single-lens reflex camera but have virtually no drawbacks from their absence, allow for a more compact camera that still seriously outperforms phones.
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Specifically, I'm looking for something more compact than the endless array of media centers that will fit a 55-inch 270K TV—which I've yet to buy—and a set top box and maybe an NES.
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If you don't have a sound system set up in your backyard or are looking for a more compact option that you can carry around, we suggest checking out the Sony SRS-XB32 Portable Bluetooth Speaker.
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In a sense The Raft is like a much more compact version of Cujo or Misery — but instead of a rabid dog or a psychopathic nurse, the antagonist is a shadowy, unknown shape in the water.
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By contrast Homo erectus, the first widespread human being (pictured below), also ate meat, which is a more compact source of calories than most plant matter, and might thus have provided the extra brain-food needed.
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"Every piece of technology they presented has been known for many years, and exists in other platforms largely in the same configuration, or in some cases in much more compact form in competitor's platforms," he said.
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While Nintendo's spinning the death of the Joy-Cons on the Switch Lite (and the new D-pad on the left side) as a positive tradeoff for a more compact design, I think it's a loss.
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When you are done, you can leave the gorgeous stainless steel unit on your counter or take advantage of the cord storage and the locking lid and turn it on its side for more compact storage.
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Television has the privilege of being subtle when it comes to cinematic style and long arcs of character development, but it often needs to be more compact and explicit than literature when drilling into broad themes.
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JBL Charge 3 — $99.95 See Details JBL Clip 3 — Just like the JBL Charge 3, but more compact and portable with surprisingly big sound; take it with you on-the-go with its attached carabiner hook.
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The main support arm flips backward and everything twists around so the gimbal ends up more compact when not in use, and the various moving parts are better secured so they don't flop around as much.
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Coach Bert van Marwijk immediately switched to a back four from the three-man defense favored by his predecessor Ange Postecoglou when he took over in March and has forged a side that looks more compact.
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Weaver notes that his surveillance system can actually be made more compact and portable by using off-the-shelf ARM/Wi-Fi embedded systems, which would be perfect for nation-state spies looking to target government workers.
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BEIJING (Reuters) - China's military is more nimble and technologically proficient following reforms to make it more compact and responsive, rather than just relying on strength of numbers, state media on Tuesday cited President Xi Jinping as saying.
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The Ruby was set to be a smaller wearable, designed to take on Fitbit's Charge 2, rather than the Blaze, cramming the Peak's specs into a more compact form factor, coupled with some overall improvements to connectivity.
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The most striking facet, however, is the iPhone X's slim bezel-less design, which lets Apple pack a high-res 5.8-inch display into a body that's smaller and more compact than the 8-inch iPhone 8.
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It doesn't have the more compact dimensions or interchangeable covers of the new Echo also released this fall, but sticks with the tall, slender cylindrical design that many have come to associate with the Alexa virtual assistant.
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When rolled up the Bundle Beds are about the size of a small duffel bag, so if there's an hours-long hike to your campsite, you might want to consider a lighter and more compact sleeping bag.
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That new X-T20 is more generally appealing, bringing much of the technical chops of the X-T20 and X-Pro2 to a more compact body, with 4K video capability and a 23.4 megapixel APS-C sensor.
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Beth and Richard showed me their then-current prototype, which was around the size of a microwave (much more compact than their original refrigerator-sized prototype, which I hadn't gotten a chance to see the year before).
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If you've fallen for the Intro 2's two-pronged body and dual motors, you'll be eager to switch to the more compact Form 2, which offers a rechargeable battery, more modes, and a more nuanced interface.
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Echo Show 34.993, $49.99 (originally $89.99) [You save $40]: A brand-new and more compact version of the Echo Show with a (originally $49.99) [You save $27.99]: A small, compact way to add Alexa to any room.
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It's also more compact, for those times when you don't need to bring everything along, and works with more systems, including the upcoming Google Pixelbook, because it doesn't have the two USB-C jacks on the back.
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Unlike the Steel HR, which came in both 36 and 40mm sizes, the HR Sport is only available in the latter — though that's still quite a bit more compact than a number of smartwatches on the market.
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There is no room for error in mixed doubles, which is a more compact version of curling, the sport that involves using brooms to direct a heavy granite rock down a sheet of ice toward a target.
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Though a bit more compact than its Brooklyn Bridge location, all the details are just as intentional and well-executed, from the reclaimed wood furniture in the lobby to the lush plant life ensconced within guest rooms.
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The latest version is sleeker and more compact than ever before, with a bright display which she can use to watch her favorite shows, video call her friends, keep an eye on her security cameras, and more.
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The soundbar isn't quite as powerful as the Roku Wireless Speakers, and partly due to its more compact design—there are four 2.5-inch drivers in a 32-inch enclosure—the sound stage isn't quite as realistic.
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MUNICH, Sept 19 (Reuters) - Huawei launched its Mate 30 range of smartphones on Thursday, saying its cameras were superior, its wraparound screen brighter and its dimensions more compact than Apple's iPhone 11 Pro Max launched last week.
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This model (pictured above at the bottom of the stack of chargers) uses electronics built on gallium nitride (GaN), which, unlike silicon, allows for a much more compact design that's more efficient and capable of faster charging speeds.
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The X1-D, which brings the quality of a medium format Hasselblad camera to a more compact unit, is the first fruit of this partnership, and we certainly found it very impressive when we recently tried it out.
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The module is compatible with typical Pi software and exposes the regular 40 pin header for hooking up to external hardware, but allows for a more compact and battery-friendly mobile device than the typical 3D printed case.
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At NeurIPS, the world's largest AI conference last month, he and his collaborator on Libratus, Noam Brown, presented a paper on a less powerful but more compact poker bot called Modicum that can run on a single server.
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With a £4,303 ($6,600) price tag, the machine is designed to be a more compact and affordable alternative to the larger robots that help manufacture everything from cars to phones but typically cost tens of thousands of dollars.
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The E-M1 matches table stakes for pro cameras with a solidly constructed, weatherproof and dustproof frame, but its body overall is much more compact than you'd see from most APS-C or full frame mirrorless or DSLRs.
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Transistors replaced vacuum tubes because they were more compact, did not generate skin-burning heat and did not need a vacuum — the absence of atmosphere made it possible for electrons to jump between positively and negatively charged elements.
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Meanwhile, the A6100 offers an even more compact body, but minus the headphone out jack and some of the a6600's advanced video features like 6K oversampling down to 4K, and support for 4K HDR HLG movie recording.
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If you need to take your keyboard with you on the road or you want to use it with a tablet, you may want a more compact keyboard or one that serves as a case for your tablet.
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At a glitzy launch in the German city of Munich, the Chinese firm said its new Mate 30 Pro and Mate 30 devices were more compact, their cameras superior and wraparound screens brighter than the latest Apple iPhone.
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In July, the team was able to determine that two of the closest planets to the stars had atmospheres that were more compact and comparable to those of Earth, Venus and Mars by observing starlight through the planets' atmosphere.
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Specifically, the new Zojirushi Stainless Mug is lighter and more compact than its champion predecessors, but the newest model still offers one-handed usability and a foolproof locking mechanism that will keep your drink warm and your clothing safe.
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As smartphones have become larger and more expensive than ever, I appreciated Samsung&aposs decision to release a more compact option at a relatively affordable price that didn&apost skimp on important features like screen quality or battery life.
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And foldable designs allow the traditional static smartphone slab to transform into something more useful, whether they fold out to turn a regular smartphone into a tablet, or fold in to become more compact when you're not using them.
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But if you're someone who has been intrigued by the features in Sony's full-frame mirrorless cameras but wanted them in a more compact body, these new APS-C cams seem like a good balance between specs and size.
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Building your own drive will afford you more storage for less money, but so long as you're all right with taking a hit in storage capacity, Samsung's latest portable drive gets you added security and a more compact design.
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Samsung itself has reportedly moved on to a second-generation device that is much more compact than the tablet-sized Fold, according to Bloomberg, and has contracted luxury designer Thom Browne to make it more stylish than its predecessor.
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If you want something a little more compact, the Echo Dot (third gen) will be more than half off, going from $49.99 down to $22 and the Echo Dot with a clock will be discounted $25 down to $34.99.
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And most importantly, the company's new "Infinity O" screen design delivers a display that's just as large as the iPhone Xr's in a form factor that's more compact and ergonomic than most of its rivals, making it a joy to use.
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Photo: CanonAs for the EOS R's new lenses, similar to what Nikon did for the Z7 and Z6, Canon made a new, larger RF-mount that lets Canon create sharper and more compact lenses for use on its mirrorless camera.
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The G Pro is actually a more compact version of the Logitech G810, ditching the numeric keypad on the far right in favor of a smaller footprint that leaves more room for a mouse, and more room in a suitcase.
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Kampala is more compact and less well-known than Uganda's regional hub Nairobi, but the country's capital is a bit like your favorite small music festival—it's so cool you don't want too many people to find out about it.
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The automaker filed a similar patent last year — but the machine described in the recent filing would be more compact and more mobile, as the patent mentions the potential for custom-built trailers to move it from place to place.
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Amazon Echo Show 5, $89.99The Echo Show 5 is a more compact version of the Echo Show, with a 5.5-inch screen and 960 x 480 resolution (compared to the Echo Show's 10.1-inch screen and 1280 x 800 resolution).
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The court gave the Republican legislature and the Democratic governor three weeks to agree on a replacement map; when, unsurprisingly, they couldn't, the justices took on the task themselves, creating more compact districts that reflect jurisdictional lines and natural communities.
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And even if you can't find an old Series 2, another $30 isn't a whole lot more for the Series 3, so just save up and you'll get a more compact and stylish wearable that does a whole lot more.
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As the decades went on, radios became more compact and affordable, and the examples in The World of Radio go up to the 913st century, such as the 2008 Etón FR 600, intended for emergency use or radio access without power.
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In December, at an airport in India, I saw a woman fight back tears when a gate agent told her that she might have to check her Away carry-on, owing to overhead compartments that were more compact than average.
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It went from being a pretty innocuous object when it was far from the black hole to one that was really stretched out and distorted at its closest approach and lost its outer shell, and now it's getting more compact again.
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We've seen mini versions that can fit in your purse but are still corded, totally cordless irons that you can use whenever or wherever, tools that fold up to be more compact, and ones you can take apart for storage.
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"When you mutate the gene, it basically shrinks the plant like an accordion so you can make it much more compact," said Zachary Lippman, a Howard Hughes Medical Institute investigator at Cold Spring Harbor Laboratory who co-led the study.
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Photo: Philips HueAs a single unit, the $70 Play is slightly less expensive than the $80 to $90 you'd need to shell out for a Hue lightstrip, and it should be easier to install thanks its more compact design and included mounting bracket.
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In contrast, the 51.4-MP GFX 50R boasts more resolution that most people will ever need, but crams everything into into a more compact rangefinder-style body with a 3.69-million dot EVF, built-in Bluetooth, and dual card slots for $4,500.
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They'll be available in the new generation of Audi A8 saloons in 2017, but for the moment the German company is testing these features in a much more compact model — specifically, a model car 1/8th the size of the real thing.
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But if you're a big fan of the edge-to-edge design of Samsung, and the generous amount of screen real estate in the more compact package you get with the iPhone X, the Pixel 2 XL is lacking on that front.
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"We're going to shift from limited production to mass production, reduce the amount of expensive materials like platinum used in FCV components, and make the system more compact and powerful," Yoshikazu Tanaka, chief engineer of the Mirai, said in an interview with Reuters.
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The screen's a bit smaller than the 2015 Chromebook Pixel, at 12.3-inches to 12.85, likely in an attempt to make it a bit more compact — though you've got to have an eagle eye to pick up on that kind of difference.
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You can put together a cheap, waterproof personal med kit that covers everything—hiking, camping, climbing, biking, trail running, kayaking, off-roading, hunting, and fishing—that's lighter, more compact, and better-equipped than anything for sale by the Red Cross or REI.
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It's a small size increase over the iPhone 8 Plus display, which measures 5.5 inches in size, but there are barely any plastic side bezels on the iPhone X, which means it's more compact with a bigger screen than the 8 Plus.
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Whether it's tablet sized devices that fold down to become the size of a smartphone, smartphones that fold to become more compact, or even devices that fold more than once, there's no idea too wild to be off the table just yet.
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While Alessandro (1660-1725) made dazzling operas, with a taste for vocal pyrotechnics, his son Domenico (1685-1757) has come down in history for a library of more compact achievements: 555 keyboard sonatas, relative miniatures of generally only a few minutes each.
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Competition had already shifted from the S.U.V.s of the sky to the sedans, with Airbus's more compact and flexible A4633 going head to head against Boeing's 787, which can carry a little more than half the number of passengers as a 747.
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Even as she parties it up (why not, when you've got to relive your own 36th birthday party so many times?), she seems to hold herself more tightly, realizing her own fragility, but resembling a more compact, controlled version of herself than we saw before.
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And while the Pebble isn't exactly small by watch standards (it was pretty huge on my 5′ 4″ co-worker's wrist), it's a heck of a lot more compact than a number of smartwatches out there — Samsung's most recent offering springs immediately to mind.
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On this front, I still prefer TV Time's tracking functionality, as it presents the shows in a more compact list so you can quickly check off more episodes as "watched" at once before having to scroll down, but that's something of a nitpick, I'll admit.
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LA Metro's chief says he wants to convert 22.5 percent to 28 percent of the county's population into regular transit riders, but to do that the city will also need to transform itself from endless sprawl to a more compact urban space with taller buildings.
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If that size doesn't feel right — maybe you need a phone that's extra large because you use it as your primary work device, or you want a smaller phone that feels more compact — you may want to consider splurging on the Pro or Pro Max.
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Nowadays, the group competes with U.S. group Varian as well as Japanese heavy industry groups Hitachi, Mitsubishi and Sumitomo, and is market leader outside of Japan, a position it hopes to consolidate with the introduction of a much more compact version of its machines.
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They hurtle down the side of a mountain like a giant boulder, scooping up everything in their path, from rocks and debris to any unlucky human, and encase it all in a tomb of snow that grows heavier and more compact as it rolls.
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Unlike the Galaxy Fold that it released last year, which used its folding form-factor to try to be both a tablet and a smartphone, the Z Flip is just a smartphone that folds down to be more compact, much like the new Motorola Razr.
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The new maps appear more compact and suburban than the existing district boundaries and an alternative that state legislative Republicans had submitted -- and one of those districts is now made up of just Montgomery County, a Democratic stronghold that the GOP had proposed dividing heavily.
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Since the stamp's first two owners are average-enough men, this short book could have been even more compact: It is only once the stamp travels to Europe that the truly crazed and crazy collectors appear and Barron's detailed attention to each one pays off.
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While the jetpack appears to function similar to a jet ski, sucking water in and then blasting it out the back at higher speeds, the CUDA instead uses a more compact propulsion system that O'Brien custom-designed, powered by a 3D-printed impeller reinforced with carbon fiber.
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Having launched the Blue Yeti Nano at IFA last year, making its world-renowned USB microphone more compact and affordable, Blue has come to the Consumer Electronics Show in Las Vegas with its first consumer-grade XLR microphone in the form of the new $99.99 Blue Ember.
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The EXP 12 is a car intended to challenge our preconceptions about what we can expect from an electric car, and it endeavors to bring Bentley's limousine-like qualities of luxury and opulence to a distinctly more compact form than its established Continental and Flying Spur models.
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The 6.1-inch iPhone will feature an aluminum frame similar to the iPhone 8 (instead of stainless steel), as well as the standard non-stacked logic board and rectangular battery instead of the more compact setup found in the iPhone X, according to Kuo's research note.
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If, on the other hand, you don&apost need a new streaming device and you like the idea of something a little more compact that can integrate not just with Google, but also Alexa and other Sonos speakers, then the Sonos Beam is the way to go.
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Whereas the Fold showed how you can cram as much as possible into a phone that folds out into a huge tablet, the Z Flip demonstrates a much more compact version of that design which could open up the "niche" of foldables to a bigger audience.
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The Audioquest DragonFly is an even more compact solution and will work with your phone as well as your laptop, while those on a bigger budget could consider something like the Sound Blaster X7, an even more powerful (and more expensive) solution with full 5.1 surround sound speaker support.
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Binge shows often have shorter, more compact seasons and rely on a formula that's on prominent display with You and Netflix's tentpole series Stranger Things — ending each episode with the perfect balance of narrative resolve and "oh shit" revelations that make viewers need to watch the next episode. Immediately.
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He's been trying for half a decade to carve up California, the state in which he was born and has made his fortune, into a cluster of smaller states, under the theory that more compact electoral territories are more efficient and more likely to serve the interests of local populations.
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If you're watching on Netflix — the film's distributor — you'll inevitably get something a little more uncanny valley; a small(er) screen, detail-filled, more compact and color-saturated view (depending on your TV) lends more of a sickly, otherworldly look to the de-aged faces, at least from clips I've seen.
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With a more compact design that some may find easier to hold and many of the same features as the S10 — including its wide-angle camera, hole-punch display, and, of course, the headphone jack — the S10e is an excellent choice for those looking for a less expensive, more portable alternative.
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It's also eye-opening to see how far the iPhone has come in 10 years — especially when you compare teardowns of the original first-generation iPhone to the iPhone X. The iPhone X has so much packed into the device, and there are more components, which have become noticeably smaller and more compact.
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Lidar remains a relatively young technology that is still in flux, with bulky electromechanical devices such as Velodynes popular rooftop unit rapidly transitioning to newer, more compact and more capable solid-state devices designed to sell for less than $10,000 in limited quantities, and eventually as little as $200 in mass production.
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Lidar remains a relatively young technology that is still in flux, with bulky electromechanical devices such as Velodyne's popular rooftop unit rapidly transitioning to newer, more compact and more capable solid-state devices designed to sell for less than $10,000 in limited quantities, and eventually as little as $200 in mass production.
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They're good for traveling too, since they can be folded down to be a little more compact, and are available in eight colors, including this snazzy gold option: Amazon lists the price for these headphones as $150, but you can get them now for only $53 and save 65% while they're on sale.
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Because they're more compact than over- or on-ear wireless headphones and don't have a cable to attach a battery to â€" you know the ones I'm talking about, like the BeatsX, or OnePlus Bullets Wireless, or the many "neck buds" designs â€" the batteries are usually smaller and therefore don't last as long.
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Lidar comes in a variety of form factors, but the spinning type we've seen so much of is on its way out, and more compact, reliable planar types are on the way in; Luminar is making moves to get ahead, but Sense Photonics isn't sitting still — and anyway, the two companies have different strengths.
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The design also suggests that half of the phone will be left empty when the device is expanded, since it has to be able to fit while the device is in its more compact mode Just because the device was going to be shown off at MWC, that doesn't mean it's anywhere close to release.
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Photo: Sam Rutherford (Gizmodo)That means now you can have a front-facing fingerprint reader without needing sacrifice on screen size, and when combined with a new and more compact teardrop-shaped notch up top and only the slightest of chins down bottom, there's even more of the OnePlus 6T's 6.4-inch AMOLED screen to enjoy.
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And yet he remained modest, never flaunting his extraordinary vocabulary and always deferring to a dictionary for confirmation if in doubt — either the OED, of which he had the full set of 20 volumes, or the far more compact and idiosyncratic Chamber's Dictionary, a copy of which his favorite aunt had given him on his ninth birthday.
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What is most startling about this more compact garden is its relative (compared with Sissinghurst and Nymans) wildness, the daring originality with which wildflowers have been encouraged to grow alongside delicate specimens, the nerviness with which cultivated areas and meticulous topiary (curved yew hedges and plantings in the shape of animals) alternate with fields that have been left unmown.
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Other notable day 2 Prime Day deals include: A $49.99 Echo Show 5 (the smaller, more compact revamp of the Alexa speaker with a screen); savings of up to $140 on Fire TV Edition smart TVs; the $14.99 Fire TV Stick with Alexa Remote; a $59.99 Fire 7 Kids Edition tablet (or 2 for $99.98); and the $139 Ring Video Doorbell 2.
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For $50 more, the XR offers a larger screen in a more compact form factor, runs on a newer processor, and supports Face ID. But unlike the iPhone 8 Plus, it doesn't have a dual camera with a telephoto lens, which means you won't get as close of a zoom and can only use three lighting effects with Portrait Mode.
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DJI Mavic Pro I'm not trying to bash GoPro and the Karma, but when DJI, the leading consumer drone maker can build a more compact foldable drone that's just as fast (up to 40 miles per hour), includes a built-in 4K camera and has onboard computer vision, I have to wonder if GoPro can keep up with its competition.
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"This is in addition to our commitment to high-end VR products like Oculus Rift and mobile phone products like Gear VR."The designs and features have not been finalized, but Bloomberg's sources reportedly said it'll look like a more compact version of the Rift and that it'll be lighter than the Samsung Gear VR. It'll also come with a remote control to navigate the user interface.
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The group found "no detection of weakness or concern" during the manufacturing and found that the tested batteries met the international safety requirements – far and away the least conclusion for the three third-party investigations While the three investigations weren't entirely consistent, the overall findings point to the combined push of more resource intensive phone usage, coupled with the quest to create more compact phones.
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You even get some handy new improvements including a more accessible microSD card slot, a more compact body with smaller bezels, and a power adapter that actually comes packed in the box—something you won't get with the purchase of a New 3DS or 3DS XL. But what might be the best thing about the 2DS XL is what you're not paying for: Nintendo's gimmicky 23D graphics tech.
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Big savings could be made on the Sony Bravia 55-inch Android 4K HDR TV (£639, was £1,199) with £560 off, and there was £599.993 off the Sony Bravia 49-inch Android 4K HDR TV (£599, was £1,099) If you were after something more compact, there were great deals on the Sony Bravia 43-inch Android 4K HDR TV (£539, was £899) and Samsung UE403NU7120 40-inch 4K TV (£343.50, was £529.99).
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