Sentence examples for most compressed from inspiring English sources
Not the Scottish play again, some might say, since it seems not even a "petty pace" ago that Declan Donnellan's Cheek by Jowl version departed London, taking with it an uncompromisingly spare view of the Bard's most compressed bloodbath.
As most compressed MAC schemes have false positives [4], only with a certain statistical confidence we can assume that unauthorized provenance modification can be detected by using the AM-FM sketch.
In Macbeth, the shortest and most compressed of Shakespeare's tragedies, uncontrollable ambition incites Macbeth and his wife, Lady Macbeth, to murder the rightful king and usurp the throne, until their own guilt destroys them in turn.
Ironically, lifespan with cognitive impairment is most compressed in the highly educated smokers.
The OLS provided a mean closest to the observed (mean error 0.04 QALY) but had the most compressed variation resulting in an inability to predict minimum and maximum values correctly.
Another explanation was put forward by Trueta and Trias (1961), who showed that there is persistent damage to the blood supply to the parts of the physis that are most compressed, and this growth disturbance is directly proportional to the amount of compression applied.
Sold in Walmart, the pack is designed to stay hot or cold for 20 minutes, the recommended amount of time for most compresses.
In MDL the best model is the one that most compresses a two-part code of the data set: this embodies "Occam's Razor".
And when it comes to James Brown, the real thing, in its most thrilling, compressed, erotic, explosive form, just eighteen minutes long, is also arguably the most electrifying performance in the history of postwar American music.
Air is the most frequently compressed gas but natural gas, oxygen, nitrogen, and other industrially important gases are also compressed.
Still another measurement shows the narrow part of the almond-shaped region, the most tightly compressed part, expanding faster than the rest, in just the way expected of a plasma expanding because of its own pressure.
