compactness

After the compactness of the city, the beach felt endless.

The compactness of the place, as Johnson found it, may still be touched.

The culprit, he said, is the compactness of the city.

He folded his small hands one over the other, as if compactness were a religion with him.

Compactness is nice on holidays but not always an advantage.

But the story does not have the book's compactness.

And compactness is the last thing a mansion wants to be accused of.

However, he also identifies compactness as one of the works virtues.

In spite of its compactness, the control board was a massive structure.

The grape bunch is large in size and has an average compactness.

In others, it is wrapped into a coil for compactness.

It is the most potent combination of compactness and speed we have seen.

In this way, compactness translates into better performance (on most machines).

The compactness has nothing to do with power draw or cooling requirements.

The cooling system was redesigned for better performance and compactness.

"They are good in situations with a lot of rain or snow," she says, "and where compactness is important."

The key to new York's environmental benignity is its extreme compactness.

We cannot eliminate the compactness condition as the set of all rational numbers shows.

For this application the compactness of the representation is more important than in the above storage example.

PI heat transfer rate results in compactness of the equipment.

To critics, that seemed to fly in the face of Smart's appeal, which is its compactness.

He liked their clever compactness, not an inch of space wasted.

Compactness could be achieved only at the cost of lessened sensitivity.

Due to its compactness, it can also be planted in a pot or other container.

Much care was given to maximum compactness of code.