Sentence examples for greater compression from inspiring English sources

Instead, a child drove a large air pump repeatedly, with each stroke adding more air to produce greater compression and store more energy.

I was also using the Poser Pro Pack, which adds multiple viewing angles, finer animation control and greater compression for storing your work and costs $149.

"The whole dilemma with the leg veins is that they are fighting gravity all day long, trying to push the blood back to the heart," Dr. Karen said, cautioning that people with large varicose veins may need medical-grade stockings that have greater compression to realize any benefit.

Results: Men had significantly greater compression forces than women (about 640 N).

These motors need to be heavier and stronger than gasoline engines because they operate at greater compression ratios.

The HBHBA foam also exhibits 40% greater tear strength and 10% greater compression strength without any loss in resilience.

The post-war period of the 1940s to 1979 is known in America as The Great Compression, when differences in incomes and living standards were compressed.

The great compression at the kink is withal the most intense.

Either way, the Great Compression gave way to a Great Divergence.

The economic historians Claudia Goldin and Robert Margo have dubbed the narrowing of income gaps during those years the Great Compression.

Twentieth-century economists lost interest in distributional issues amid the "Great Compression" that followed the second world war.