Sentences with phrase «much less storage»

I would love to win this book because we are still unpacking from our cross-country move which has us in a house with much less storage space than our less.

While phones with 16 GB or 32 GB of storage are becoming more popular, many phones around the world have much less storage, often as low as 4 GB.

Forget the fact there is no printing or transportation costs, much less storage.

Not exact matches

Because classic baby carriages are typically prohibitively expensive — ranging from $ 250 USD to over $ 2000 USD — many parents opt for the less expensive, albeit less fashionable, baby stroller that often has much more in the way of bells and whistles, with large storage compartments, cup holders, reclining positions, easy folding and durable materials.

The storage provided under the seat is not easily accessible, and you can not put a diaper bag under the seat storage, much less a sweater, a toy and a blanket or your purse.

As you can see it is much less bulky than some competitors and is a great option for families with small cargo spaces or storage issues.

It's much easier, less expensive, and storage friendly to be able to have one multi-use item in the car.

The hybrid system is so easy to use and necessitates less storage stoppage than a stash full of pockets or aios, and since they're so much less bulky (especially than aios they are easier to keep clean and dry.

Much of it is sitting in pieces in storage, including in the Albany region, ready to be deployed for a construction process that was to have taken about a year or less.

And while hard drives have traditionally been the workhorse of large storage operations, a new wave of ultra-dense tape drives that pack in information at much higher densities, while using less energy, is set to replace them.

Shaffer's discussion of C02 seeping into the ocean is less of a concern, he said, because much of the CCS research focus is now on storage spots in land formations.

So the innovative storage technique developed by Wool and his team could be much less hazardous than pressurized tanks.

«Such modular systems could be deployed quickly to multiple sites with much less assembly and validation time,» said Sandia researcher Todd Monson of Nanoscale Sciences Department, who led the team with Stan Atcitty of Sandia's Energy Storage Technology & Systems Department.

And all thank to the food you will be able to control that Fat burning Hormone, however you will also control another important hormone, the fat Storage Hormone and accordingly you will control how much calorie you store inside your body, obviously here, as less as humanly possible.

There are shared pathways between animals and humans, eg for hibernation and fat storage, which seem to be much less active in humans but nevertheless exist.

I never keep anything I haven't worn for that long, especially now that I live in a much smaller place and have less storage.

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Also in back the tire takes up any in car storage, The gas mileage is much less than I thought I would get with this car.

Not a ton less cargo space than my much larger seeming Durango, but there does seem to be less useful storage space.

Up front storage isn't much better, with slightly less narrow door pockets and small - ish centre console drinks holders — although oddment storage in the centre console is reasonable.

It's the 2nd generation HD 10, and it features a higher resolution full HD 1080p display, yet it's much cheaper than the previous version, a full $ 110 less for the model with the same storage -LSB-...]

In a nod to keep the cost of the tablet so much cheaper than its competitors, it has less flash storage, and lacks a camera and microphone, features found in most rival tablets.

it do nt matter too me what u paying for but if those are the reason to not get this you should think about how much memory is 32gb, 64 gb and cloud storage also you do nt need a huge battery for a 4.7 inch screen because it consume less power

The app is less than 2 MB and is primarily designed for phones that have a 2G data connection or don't have much internal storage.

Another option is the $ 99 Hisense Sero 7 LT — which has half as much storage as the HP (4 GB vs. 8 GB), but otherwise similar specs — for $ 70 less.

Just like the previous generation, there's no onboard storage to speak of, but the better streaming support makes that much less of an issue.

Amazon gives you more bang for less buck with the HD 8, as it offers 16 GB of local storage, which is twice as much as last year's model.

wi - fi version is coming... $ 200 less which is the same price for the (current) iPad with same storage and much less HW specs.

It has less storage space and less battery life than the $ 99 Kindles — However, it shouldn't matter very much as there's still space for 1,400 books and there is still 3 weeks battery life with WiFi on.

In the past, I'd have suggested getting as much storage as you can, but now that Apple has rolled out iCloud, which lets you sync and download your movies, music and photos as needed, you can get by with less.

heavier with less battery life, no on board pen storage, no connected standby, no cellular connectivity, and will likely cost almost twice as much as the Think pad tablet 2.

Color documents, applications, potentially even embedded video, they all come with a much greater cost in terms of storage space that might well mean your average user gets far less out of their Nook's hard drive than they would out of a Kindle «s unless they are careful.

I think the reason the iPhone 6s will offer 32 GB as the base model has less to do with Apple understanding the needs of users so much as it does marketing (and lower flash memory costs): there won't be that much new to offer buyers with the iPhone 6s except upgraded specs, and that has to include storage.

However, with the inclusions of Android application support there's a much greater pull to not only store software, but media on the machine, and that makes the lack of onboard storage far less forgivable.

But yes, they do require more time since due to their small size, they have much less «storage capacity» and therefore do require very frequent trips outside, at least in the first 3 - 4 months.

The energy storage density in these solutions is much less than fossil fuels and with what energy source do you manufacture the H2?

The body of the box is then smaller and turns into a more compact storage container which takes up much less space in the fridge.

In the long run, much of the economic growth of developed economies is likely to involve less energy - intensive sectors because of demand - side factors such as 1) the amount of stuff people can physically manage is limited (even with rented storage space), 2) migration to areas where the weather is more moderate will continue, 3) increased urbanization and population density reduces energy consumption per capita, 4) there is a lot of running room to decrease the energy consumption of our electronic devices (e.g., switching to clockless microprocessors, not that I'm predicting that specific innovation), 5) telecommunication will substitute for transportation on the margin, 6) cheaper and better data acquisition and processing will enable less wasteful routing and warehousing of material goods, and 7) aging populations will eventually reduce the total amount (local plus distant) of travel per person per year.

Such events tend to be more regional and less likely to cover as large an area as those that occur in spring, in part because soil water storage capacity is typically much greater during the summer.

If the capacity factor of solar is say 20 % (much less is more realistic without energy storage), the energy is hugely expensive.

If the capacity factor of solar is say 20 % (much less is more realistic without energy storage), the energy hugely expensive.