Niroui's latest work builds on her earlier work showing a design for a squeezable switch — or "squitch" — which fills the narrow gap between metal contacts with an organic molecular film that can be compressed tightly enough to allow current to tunnel, or flow, from one electrode to another without any physical contact between the electrodes (the "on" position).
Once compressed, tightly folded and fractured, reservoir rocks may create pools for oil and gas to form ([36]).
ADSD productions also exhibit several voice breaks of long duration, during which the vocal folds are compressed tightly together (adductor spasms).
This relatively low retear rate is a potential advantage of our procedure, in which the rotator cuff is pulled peripherally by mattress sutures and compressed tightly to the footprint by bridging sutures.
Do not get the paper wet! Keep the paper on the straw until it is compressed tightly.
If you are disturbing the "frozen balls," as you are removing the rack, then you have just defeated the purpose of the rack which is to get the balls compressed tightly so they are touching one another.
(Don't use Ace bandages, he warned — they can compress too tightly).
How can the human form appear to float and then, in another instant, compress itself tightly?
Locally intensive deformation may also wrench and tightly compress the fractures, grinding coal into powder, which may plug sheared fractures.
Original cleats that are completely covered with deformation (Karacan and Okandan 2000; Su et al. 2001; Jiang et al. 2004) may wrench and tightly compress the fractures, even grinding the coals.
Ductile deformed coals (such as mylonitic coals, which are locally generated in an intensively compressive and shearing environment) always display tightly compressed and broken fractures that are pushed into one another, leading to worse connectivity for methane migration.
