The phrase "adjacent compression" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts related to physics, engineering, or data analysis where the concept of compression occurring in adjacent areas or elements is relevant.
Example: "The adjacent compression of the materials resulted in a significant increase in structural integrity."
Alternatives: "neighboring compression" or "contiguous compression".
Synovial sarcoma often presents cystic areas mixed with necrotic areas, and some of those tumours may also present a pseudocapsule, due to the compression of adjacent compressed lung tissue, with packed blood vessels and granulation tissue [24].
Several complications can occur in osteochondroma, including osseous deformity, fractures (of the lesion or of adjacent bones), compression of adjacent structures (tendons [Figs. 11 and 12], vessels and nerves), bursitis and rarely [18] malignant degeneration (Table 2; Fig. 13).
one plastic hinge is assumed to form at the angle's leg adjacent to compression beam flange at the centre of rotation (H 4 in Fig. 4) with other plastic hinges in the tension angle and/or fasteners at the ultimate level of loading.
The ultimate moment capacity M u1 of the top- and seat-angle connection, obtained by taking moment about the centre of rotation (Figs. 3 and 4a), can be estimated by the following equation: M_{u1} = M_{p,s} + frac{{V_{t1} g_{4} }}{2} + V_{t1} d_{2}, (15)in which M p,s is the pure plastic moment of seat angle's leg adjacent to compression beam flange.
CT, however, remains the method of choice for initial measurements of involved sites and detection of complications such as adjacent organ compression.
Eight patients were excluded from the VAS score analysis due to postoperative infection (n = 1), previous spinal instrumentation (n = 3), concurrent 2-level operation (n = 3), and subsequent adjacent vertebral compression fracture (n = 1).
These changes are accompanied by increased alveolar wall thickening following excessive collagen deposition, adjacent airway compression, and bronchial smooth muscle hypertrophy, processes amplified in the presence of underlying fibrotic lung disease [ 49– 51].
The observed mechanisms result in tension building up in the fire-exposed column and overloading the adjacent columns in compression.
Pure plastic moment of seat angle adjacent to the compression beam flange.
Simulated mechanical properties of the vocal-fold tissues include tissue elasticity, elasticity of the interfaces between adjacent tissues, and compression forces tending to recover form after collision.
