Sentence examples for has been compressed to from inspiring English sources

The playable world has been compressed to 36 circuits from around the world of motorsports.

A lesser change is that the festival, once a week long, has been compressed to five days.

This year's domestic programme has been compressed to avoid a repeat but Somerset could still face a logistical nightmare.

Inevitably, the story has been compressed to fit the dramatic conventions of a feature film; characters have been synthesized and subtle insights turned into neon signs.

The Twitter-fueled news cycle has been compressed to the point that political campaigns and their supporters are forced to respond in nearly real-time.

String theorists have scored some striking successes in the study of black holes, in which matter has been compressed to catastrophic densities similar to the Big Bang, but they have made little progress with the Big Bang itself.

To purists, it is a little as if baseball had been compressed to three innings, with every player encouraged to just swing for the fences.

Chunks of Moenave strata have been compressed to the point of thrusting themselves over the same formation in the Taylor Creek Thrust Fault Zone, located on the east flank of the Kanarra anticline.

The raw data and alignment data have been compressed to about 3.3 and 4.8 terabytes, respectively.

The cortex sometimes appears to have been compressed to present a wing-like outline.

As a result of small casualty figures on the triple and quadruple amputee group, data have been compressed to "Triple +" to prevent the likelihood of an individual being identified and compromising his or her right to medical confidentiality.> -wrap-foot> Data presented as "#" has been suppressed in accordance with Defence Statistics rounding policy and medical confidentiality.