compact
The easel folds down compactly to travel well on outdoor painting expeditions.
Her sackful of letters was stuffed compactly into a basket on the front of her bicycle.
By compactly packaging disassembled furniture, shipping costs were held down.

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Examples of compactly

compactly
The script language is flexible enough to build filter structures compactly, and enables rapid development.
If a compactly supported radial basis function is used, the necessary scaling leads to the aforementioned trade-off between accuracy and bandwidth of the matrix.
Figure 5.1 shows that these can be represented more compactly as leaves of a tree.
The arm folds up compactly below the level of the armrest.
This means that compactly supported or quickly decaying kernels lead to uncoupled spatial variables at larger distances.
These weight functions are conveniently chosen as translates of kernels which are smooth and compactly supported, but not necessarily positive definite.
Even in algebraic topology, it is hard to give an a priori justification for taking the notion of compactly generated space as basic.
Thus, compactly generated predomains extend the world of traditional domain theory.
As a result, the subsequent acceleration occurs compactly.
In our more general topological setting, a natural first attempt at doing something similar is to restrict to compactly generated spaces with countable (topological) bases.
We compactly approximate this set as a single control-flow graph with two kinds of edges (see section 8).
We will build up our isotopy from a finite sequence of isotopies, each compactly supported in a union of squares of sidelength approximately 100.
For the compactly supported ones, the approach for fast evaluation and solution of the linear system is, of course, not required.
Then is non-trivial, compactly covered and does not peripherally contain any punctures.
The compiler uses reference numbers in preference to addresses because they can be stored more compactly.
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