Sentence examples for his compression from inspiring English sources

Dotan called his compression expert, Tsachy Weissman, an engineering professor at Stanford.

Even through all his compression and control, the trombonist Wycliffe Gordon can outperform nearly anyone else playing jazz.

Even through all his compression and control, the trombonist Wycliffe Gordon can outperform nearly anyone playing jazz.

He explained that the shorter shorts, which he said sat six inches above his knee and displayed his compression shorts underneath, allowed him to move more freely laterally while playing defense.

According to his "compression of morbidity" hypothesis, most Americans, instead of experiencing a more-or-less steady rate of increasing disability and deaths starting at mid-life, could live reasonably well into their 80's, before they begin to die at an accelerated rate.

The center of the show is a classic straight man: Richard Thomas Middleditchh) is a shy, introverted computer nerd who doesn't even know how valuable his compression algorithm could be.

One theory is that his compression-type injuries were sustained when he was crushed between two vehicles.

Yet it could be argued that Goldsworthy's work is at least as conceptually rich as Smithson's; his compressions of space and water as metaphysically suggestive as the sculpture of Anish Kapoor; his use of found materials as inflected with past use and future alteration as the wood pieces of his friend David Nash; and his meditations on decay, mortality, and generation as smart as Damien Hirst's.

One of the members of the new group was the sculptor César César Baldaccinii), who had already shocked Paris' art world by exhibiting his "Compressions" – automobiles that he had crushed, using a hydraulic pressing machine.

During chest compression, the rescuer was blinded from the monitored compression depth and CPP values but with acknowledgment of whether his compressions were below or above 38 mm.

His exquisite compression and vividly cinematic imagery are instantly attractive, but the elemental sparseness of his language can often be rendered as colourless and bland.