Sentence examples for compression decompression from inspiring English sources

The results show that the proposed model can quantitatively reproduce the compaction behaviour of pharmaceutical powders and can be used to obtain the stress and density distributions during compression, decompression and ejection.

This form of processing includes compression, decompression, and modulation, error correction, filtering, and otherwise manipulating audio, video, image, and similar data for such applications as telecommunications, radar, and image processing.

Digital signal processing includes compression, decompression, modulation, error correction, filtering, and otherwise manipulating audio (voice, music, etc)., video, image, and similar data for such applications as telecommunications, radar, and image processing (including medical imaging).

The conventional physiotherapy intervention included passive-assisted to active-assisted mobilization of the limbs, chest compression, decompression traction chest, aspiration of the endotracheal tube, and positioning.

Codec, abbreviation of coder-decoder or compression-decompression, a standard used for compressing and decompressing digital media, especially audio and video, which have traditionally consumed significant bandwidth.

In each cycle of compression-decompression, a recently proposed cumulative energy release model of the catastrophic fracturing process was applied and the associated parameters were computed.

The compression-decompression algorithm ("codec") used relies on psychoacoustical tricks to remove less audible parts of the signal like a quieter sound masked by a louder one occurring at the same time, or notes near the limit of human hearing.

But to do so, the browsers people use nowadays have to be packed with plug-ins, protocols and codecs (compression-decompression algorithms) to decode all the wizardry on today's web pages.

The as-prepared carbon sponges are compressible up to 80% with a Young's modulus ranging from 0.58 kPa to 0.80 kPa, and keep part of their elastic properties after a hundred compression-decompression cycles.

Previously called The Duck Corp., On2.com, developed and marketed video compression-decompression technology, commonly called codecs.

It incorporates a miserably weak 10-to-1 compression scheme, which adds more than 60 milliseconds of latency overhead while doing its voice compression-decompression work.