Sentence examples for be compressed to make from inspiring English sources
Researchers have based that prediction on the so-called hoop conjecture, a rule of thumb that indicates how much an object of a given mass has to be compressed to make a black hole, says Matthew Choptuik of the University of British Columbia in Vancouver, Canada.
As a result, she added, "everything is compressed, to make it more intimate and powerful".
Most of the music tracks on portable music players are in the form of mp3 audio files, in which the music has been compressed to make the files smaller and thus fit more of them into a given amount of storage capacity.
This powdered mixture was compressed to make discs by using cylindrical jigs.
The size of the logo was compressed to pixels, which makes it possible to reshape it and embed it to the last 6 rows of the host image as explained.
In the second flow of analysis, data were organised and compressed to make the description of the study phenomenon sharp.
To do this, they made certain assumptions about the degree to which digital information is compressed to save space.
(d) Under the effect of the buffer spring and its own gravity, the servo driving unit hits the casing, thus forcing the mole to move down at x 2. The movement of the mole repeats just like that, which is suitable for the regolith that can be compressed for making space.
(They were compressed cans made by the British artist Graham Hudson).
