Sentence examples for if you compressed from inspiring English sources

You could, if you so wished, cram an impressive 80,000 tracks on to the machine - if you compressed them all - but what's the point.

If you compress and expand the time scale just as you like, you can make any event look inevitable.

If you compress electrically conductive concrete, the fibres get slightly closer together, increasing the concrete's electrical conductivity.

"If you compress building a skyscraper into a one hour programme then it's going to look exciting," Hewlings says.

"If you compress a spring all the way to its limit, it will snap back hard," he said.

But if you compress a music file using MP3, it takes little more than ten minutes to download.

This equation is telling you if you compress it, namely if x is negative, F will be then positive, because it's pushing you outwards.

It also tells you that if you compress the spring, compress it means x is now–x is measured from this position, where the spring is neither compressed nor expanded.

"If you compress the spring all the way to its limit, it will snap back hard".

Yet this is not always the case: "If you compress a material that has both hard and soft components, such as carbon fibers embedded in epoxy, the bonds in the soft epoxy will deform a whole lot more than the ones in the carbon fiber," he said.

"If you compress a spring," he warned in 2014, "eventually it will snap back".