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Meanings of small footprint in English

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Usage of small footprint in English
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And how would people know what was a large or small footprint?
Wired
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The small footprint belies its capability to accommodate six power bricks.
Wired
3
Magmaris had the smallest areas due to a small footprint and rounded struts.
Pubmed
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That narrowed the field of suspects for the attack down to a small footprint.
A beautiful place to die
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We produce a very small footprint and very high output.
Independent.ie
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And though it has a small footprint, it won't get swallowed up by traffic.
Wired
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The whole idea behind the Orion Team was that it would have a small footprint.
American assassin
8
A small footprint which must have been made by someone who wore moccasins or sandals.
Hunters Out of Space
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It's a little espresso maker with a small footprint.
Wired
10
We are a small population, we can leave a fairly small footprint behind us, he said.
Radio NZ
11
Despite the sturdiness of its support, it has a small footprint, ideal for my little kitchen.
Wired
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But he also found that Amazon has a relatively small footprint in other parts of the world.
Wired
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The small footprint, the lack of lighting, the Pink basins; there's honestly very little to appreciate here.
News.com.au
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Compared with Chinese, Russian and British firms, U.S. oil companies have a fairly small footprint in southern Iraq.
Reuters
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U.S. oil firms have a fairly small footprint in southern Iraq compared with Chinese, Russian and British firms.
Reuters
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Our system is very attractive due to its very small footprint. The energy savings are very attractive as well.
The Irish Times
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