Sentence examples for compression of which from inspiring English sources

Currently, JPEG XT defines four profiles (A, B, C, and D) for HDR image compression, of which profile D is a very simple entry-level decoder that roughly uses the 12-bit mode of JPEG.

Calculated values of deformation capacity using this approach are compared with reported experimental results from 496 specimens tested under compression, of which 169 were reinforced concrete columns, demonstrating significantly improved correlation and dependability of the analytical estimates.

They analyzed 110 shockable and 466 nonshockable long duration OHCA segments and manually identified a total of 4476 pauses in chest compressions, of which 2183 were ventilation pauses with two rescue breaths.

These complications include bone pain, fractures, hypercalcemia and spinal cord compression, all of which may profoundly impair a patient's quality of life.

The direct effects of brain tumours are replacement or compression of tissue, which impairs the function of the compressed part and often causes epileptic seizures.

The largest cost is made up of compression of CO2, which is common to all capture technologies.

Therefore, the standard deviation above the modal year will be used to measure compression of mortality, which increasingly occurs at higher ages (see the example of Sweden again in Figure 1).

Zhi Ren et al. [26] studied an efficient low-delay routing algorithm, epidemic routing according to the adaptive compression of vectors, which could adaptively reduce the length of SVs and RVs by compressing the same bit sequences.

Bowel obstruction caused a compression of IVC, which involved its entire course except for the terminal section.

Decreased sample complexity due to sample fractionation has previously been shown to alleviate the compression of ratios, which has been identified as a problem in iTRAQ based quantitation [ 34– 34].

The microstructure of the specimen after PSC at 200 °C was characterized by a high density of {10¯11} and {10¯13} compression twins, some of which were recrystallized.