Sentence examples for essentially squeezed from inspiring English sources

These essentially squeezed the light out of the excited molecules through a process called stimulated emission.

For NOR flash, the junction breakdown and short channel effects have essentially squeezed out the device design space below 45 nm node.

There was a high-profile antitrust suit in the 1990s against the NFL by a team-owner who was essentially squeezed out.

As Deon attempts (in secret) to teach Chappie what it means to "be," giving the robot children's books, paint sets, etc., his fellow engineer Vincent Moore, a mulleted former soldier played by Hugh Jackman, is quietly seething that the widespread acceptance of Wilson's designs has essentially squeezed out his own model police robot, the armed-to-the-teeth Moose (think ED-209 from RoboCop).

Calculations indicated that pulling the buckyballs farther apart would alter their electronic properties to increase the number of "holes" available for the superconducting current -- essentially squeezing the bubbles in the sea of electrons closer together.

Amazon is essentially squeezing the big houses for more profit.

Strange bedfellows have emerged as U.S. and British companies essentially squeeze into pre-existing negotiations.

To make table sugar, the sugar from beets and cane essentially is squeezed out of the plants.

"Science is essentially being squeezed out of the elementary classroom".

A second portion of the process involves repacking — essentially moving and squeezing together the remaining airwaves so they occupy a smaller portion of the spectrum band, known as UHF.

It was first introduced in 2012, essentially 2011's iPad 2 squeezed into a new thinner iPad design with slim bezels around the screen and a flat back, which the iPad Air eventually adopted in 2013.