When you choose a compressed format, you'll be given options to determine how much compression to use.
Spatial transitions from compression to expansion leave scant room for museum fatigue.
For decades, musicians and engineers have employed dynamic range compression to make recordings sound fuller.
The mechanical tests comprised three load-scenarios: compression to failure of undamaged panel, compression to failure of impacted panel and compression to failure of impacted and fatigued panel.
She died of compression to the neck: in other words, the cover-up was the fatal aspect of the crime.
Postmortem examinations revealed that Ms Alderton was asphyxiated and Ms Clennell died as a result of "compression to the neck".
These measurements allow us to show that Os retains its hexagonal close-packed structure upon compression to over 770 gigapascals.
The technology uses compression to skim a tiny fraction of the energy created when a human steps on the tile.
The fabric creates compression to boost your circulation, which can ward off stiffness.
He borrowed her aptitude for melodrama in order to splice Hollywood-style dramatic compression to a documentary-based realism in the interest of a personal and philosophical cinema.
Fair enough, although late-16th-century amateurs didn't typically multitrack their voices or use extreme compression to create a strangely squashed, breathy vocal texture.
