Sentence examples for compression toward from inspiring English sources
There is a disagreement between James-Williamson et al. (2014), which suggested that central Jamaica was already being uplifted by the end of the Late Miocene, and Domínguez-González et al. (2015), which proposed a Pliocene to present onset of the NE-trending compression toward the SW.
Electromyographic (EMG) spectral index compression toward lower frequencies has been employed to overcome this problem by measuring objectively the back extensor fatigability in isometric endurance contractions [ 30].
The compression of morbidity hypothesis proposed by James Fries in 1980 [ 23] postulates that as the limit of human lifespan is approached, the onset and duration of lethal impairment compresses toward the end of life.
The problem is that I gravitate toward compression.
Owing either to first-night caution or diminished range, Nicks – on Gypsy, Dreams, and her traditional showstopper, Rhiannon – backed away from vocal climaxes and generally refashioned her melodies toward compression.
Two tri-armed piezochromic fluorescent molecules of tris(4- 4-phenylquinolin-2-yl phenyl)amine (TPA-3Qu) and tris(4- 4-phenylquinolin-2-yl phenyllquinolin-2-yl)phenyl)amine (TPA-3QuCz) were prepared and found to exhibit keen fluorescence responses toward compression.
The arch component is assumed as a single compressive strut directed from the compression zone at the top toward that at the bottom (see Fig. 4).
When the winds blow over mountains, the warm air is heated even further by compression as it moves toward lower altitudes.
However, LF LTQ-FTICR was more tolerant toward a compression effect.
It is also interesting to notice that TBs tend to rotate toward the compression plane, as shown in b2 and b3 of Figure 8.
These walls are related to {1 1 1} slip planes at low strains, but tend to follow the rigid body rotation toward the compression plane at large strains.
