When the fruit is sliced open, its round, separate juice vesicles, which are compressed, ooze out mysteriously, looking like tiny translucent citrus pearls.
"Most music you might stream or download is compressed, cutting out the bass frequencies.
In this paper, a different class of deletion-tolerant codes – compressed (1 out-of N) codes – are analyzed with a focus on their application for distributed storage systems.
Some of his compressed morbidity — and how compressed it turns out to be depends on the unknowable, his eventual life span — is probably his own doing.
His free verse (which sounds nothing like Johnson's, and always makes prose sense) can stretch and compress, sprawl out and fall back, as if to mimic the inquiring eye: The woods.
(Fans of MP3s can turn on the portable audio enhancer to smooth out compressed music files).
Elephants will be compressed to eke out a living in small islands of protected areas.
Aiming for Costache's idiom, I asked: Is it like high-bandwidth information versus a file that's compressed and thinned out? ''No.
An abstract for the presentation does not delve into why small preemies born via C-section may be at greater risk for lung problems, but Ashton explained that when a fetus passes through the vaginal canal during natural delivery, the chest area is compressed, forcing out amniotic fluid so the lungs are not particularly wet when the baby emerges.
Porous titanium with 30 40% relative density compressed in the out-of-plane direction shows excellent mechanical compatibility in strain rate sensitivity, and has huge potential for application in human trabecular bone implants.
