Sentence examples for compressed under from inspiring English sources

Although an air spring is flexible under normal loads, it becomes progressively stiffer when compressed under an increased load.

She and Mr. Love tried a few foam beds, but found that they compressed under the weight of Ben and his sister, Minna (who died recently).

I can just imagine how Lezcano felt sitting on Winter Memories, knowing so much energy was compressed under him just waiting to be unleashed, and how thrilling it was when he finally let it rip.

Storage of the highly reactive gas, however, is difficult, because the gas explodes when compressed under a pressure of more than two atmospheres (about 2 kg/cm2) at room temperature.

The six-tonne young adult had become dehydrated and hungry, and dangerous toxins had built up because its organs had been compressed under its body on the sandbanks near Langstone Mill.

After die filling, the deposited powder is compressed under high pressures to form a coherent compact.

If this density crosses a critical threshold and the neutrons break up into quarks--which are much more compressible than ordinary matter--the star will compress under its own gravity.

Gravity takes its inexorable toll in "Earth," an overloaded sandwich of organic components that compresses under its own weight.

The soft pods are longer than the harder lugs, so the pods touch the ground first and compress under pressure.

Finally, there's one piece of advice that is also an irrefutable argument for the necessity of print journalism: "If trapped in a building, crouch under stacks of old newspapers or magazines — paper doesn't compress under the weight of rubble".

However, the corrosion resistance of the RE65Co25Al10 BMG composite pre-compressed under the stress of 450 MPa does not perform as well as this of the specimen pre-compressed under the stress of 250 MPa.