Instead the study emphasizes that population size, not compactness, is the decisive factor.

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They too, like Indy, benefit from the luxury of compactness between entertainment amenities and sports facilities.

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But it is its compactness that really makes it look a plausible predecessor to a production version.

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Its compactness and durability have made it Africa's killing weapon of choice since the 1980s, despite its inaccuracy.

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The NAND type of memory sacrifices speed for compactness and a low price.

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Hong Kong's compactness and excellent transport means that you can live in the area you want without sacrificing access to restaurants, shopping and nightlife.

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Although the machine is not a technical tour de force, its compactness, glowing green transparent shell, absence of conventional cables and simplicity appeal to both traditional Macophiles and computer virgins.

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Like Nintendo, the new generation of small fabless firms capitalise on some special skill (designing cheap but powerful computers in Akia's case) and then use their compactness to run circles around the heavyweights.

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A-class may be a miracle of compactness.

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In response, Barabba pointed out that Del Baccaro was essentially grasping at straws, noting that the guideline that Del Baccaro was accusing the redistricting commission of violating (geographical compactness) was, according to the state constitution, subservient to four other constitutional guidelines that, in the case that Del Baccaro was citing, took precedence.

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