Compression was initiated by raising the LCP until the aggregate became compressed against the UCP.
The artery compressed against the vertebra at the top of his spine, right at the base of the skull, resulting in a hemorrhage.
Cardinal Ratzinger's commentary said the images were not to be taken literally, but rather "synthesize and compress against a single background facts which extend through time".
The thallus tends to be ribbonlike in form and is often compressed against the substratum to which it is generally attached by threadlike structures called rhizoids.
The woman in "Embryonic" is curled into a fetal position and compressed against the picture plane; she clutches a pair of root vegetables as if they were weapons that will help her break out of her confinement.
Fibres spun from very large bundles of fibre, called tow, are generally crimped in-line by feeding two tows into a stuffer box, where the tows fold and compress against each other to form a plug of yarn.
Evidence from these zones suggests that the east coasts of India and southern Australia were compressed against western North America.The rest of the map of Columbia is equally hard to imagine.
And while most breast research has focused on vertical movement during exercise, Dr. Scurr's study showed that breasts moved in three dimensions: up and down, side to side, and even in and out as breasts compressed against the chest and heaved outward during movement.
As her work developed, however, she found a distinctive approach that combines character study with abstracted form and structure, as in the powerful "Charlotte with Hat," from the late 1960's, and "Giovanni Seated," painted about 1980, with its slabs of color compressed against the picture plane.
At re-operation, the radial nerve was found to be compressed against a distal pin.
