Sentence examples for common compression from inspiring English sources
The vertebrae of the spine are wedge-shaped and flattened, and back deformity is common; compression of the spinal cord may occur if back deformity is severe.
Cold-formed, built-up members are common compression elements in cold-formed steel joists, and these built-up members are susceptible to unique buckling behaviors.
The three most common compression programs for general data are Zip (on computers using Windows operating system), StuffIt (on Apple computers), and gzip (on computers running UNIX); all use lossless compression.
Also, embedding in some transform domains makes the watermark more compatible with common compression algorithms and consequently, more robust.
The random matrix-based measurement operation is the most common compression and can be embedded into the physical hardware.
Carpal tunnel syndrome (CTS) is the most common compression neuropathy, with a population prevalence of 4%, which is higher in women (3 5.6%) than in men (0.6 2.8%) [1, 2].
Such faults, which are common in compression zones along continental edges, may follow bedding planes and then cross the strata at a steep angle, placing older units on top of younger ones.
In this paper, the general shear strain hardening and/or softening Drucker-Prager models based on the common triaxial compression test results have been introduced to model the mechanical behaviour of rock formations.
This study aims to test, compare and evaluate the bone screw interface strengths, the fatigue strengths, and the stabilities of our newly designed expansive cannulated screw (ECS) and the common cannulated compression screw (CCS) in the fixation of femoral neck fracture, which is a summary of recent research.
Cubital tunnel syndrome is the second most common peripheral compression neuropathy after carpal tunnel syndrome (CTS) [55].
Clinicaltrials.gov identifier NCT00806871 Carpal tunnel syndrome (CTS) is the most common peripheral compression neuropathy in the upper extremity with a prevalence of 3.7% in the adult general population [ 1].
