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compact

[kuhm-pakt, kom-, kom-pakt, kuhm-pakt, kom-pakt] / kəmˈpækt, kɒm-, ˈkɒm pækt, kəmˈpækt, ˈkɒm pækt /






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The overheads are steep, particularly for an industry that has long enjoyed high margins supported by relatively compact stores.

From The Wall Street Journal

Perhaps best of all, the book’s format—compact enough to fit in a purse or backpack—allows a reader to pick it up, read and stop, and restart at will.

From The Wall Street Journal

The car — first introduced in 1964 at the New York World’s Fair as a sporty, compact coup with just a little bit of an edge — is given a hero’s treatment.

From Los Angeles Times

They discovered that the TCR behaves like a jack-in-the-box, staying compact until it encounters an antigen or another suspicious particle, at which point it rapidly opens.

From Science Daily

The approach mirrors Ramanujan's own method of starting from a compact mathematical expression and rapidly arriving at precise results for pi.

From Science Daily