Sentence examples for more compressed and from inspiring English sources

Michael's "All Saints" sprawls over two pages with contrasting short and long lines and lots of white space, while Matthew's "King" is more compressed and uniform in structure.

At the start of your run, when the laces are still tight, the tendons are more compressed, and they rub against the bones and the shoe, causing pain.

"In a world that is ever more compressed and interdependent, it is essential the congressional role in foreign affairs be understood and respected," he wrote.

In a recent telephone interview, Ms. Mort said the proliferation of digital music and online biographical information has put new pressure on filmmakers to tell more compressed and sharply angled stories.

Probably not, if you listen now to this piece, one of his most famous: the Concerto Grosso no. 1, which returns to the hyper-real world of the First Symphony, but in a more compressed and in a sense still more stylistically extreme form.

Additionally, each cycle has been more compressed and offered greater wealth creation than the last.

Dikter (1901) has a simpler and more compressed style and has genuine Swedish themes.

Moderate defects include narrowing of spaces between the commissures (Figure 4B), broader and/or more compressed anterior and posterior commissures, and interrupted, frayed longitudinal connectives (Figure 4C).

It's hard to imagine it's possible, but it sure feels like the wealth of political media and pundits have grown since 2008, and the political news cycle has become even more compressed, bizarre, and detached from reality.

Results show that PE plasmalogens form more compressed, thicker, and rigid lipid bilayers in comparison with the PE diacyl and POPC membranes.

Similarly, lower scales correspond to more compressed wavelets and thus measuring the finer signal details [30].