Sentence examples for need for compression from inspiring English sources

Get off the bus a stop earlier and enjoy your exercise – without any need for compression leggings.

(We generally eschew Near, insisting on Middle, and permitting Mideast only in headlines, a grudging concession to the need for compression).

Given the constraints faced by the optic nerve, in particular a need for compression, encoding using separate populations appears somewhat puzzling.

The film's desperate need for compression also takes its toll on battle and earthquake sequences, which unfold as hurried montages that barely have time to register before the movie rushes back to catch up with the characters walking dazedly through the rubble.

I've always maintained that my all-too-sustained advertising career never taught me a goddam thing about writing, but Dutch would claim that ad copy's need for compression and simplification (you get in and out fast, so as not to bore or confuse or provoke second thoughts) helped thin out and tighten his prose.

Acute thrombus is anechoic, hence the need for compression evaluation.

In inertial confinement fusion (ICF), a high density, low temperature plasma can be obtained during the compression phase, so minimizing the energy needed for compression.

Desk studies, reported in this paper, concern the design of a conceptual gas conditioning process and reveal interesting potential for production of CHFG, free of CO and CO2, a hydrogen content of 50% with a pressure of 30 MPa, without the need for gas compression.

Although recent technological advancements have significantly reduced the cost of bandwidth and miniaturized storage facilities, the rapid increase in the volume of digital audio content constantly compels the need for better compression algorithms.

We provide simulation results on ideal binary data showing that the proposed schemes achieve satisfactory performance; they also eliminate the need for external compression and ciphering blocks with a significant potential computational advantage.

It enables the development of stranded gas reserves and by locating the facilities above the field it reduces cost by removing the need for gas compression stations; long subsea pipelines to shore; a jetty for loading vessels and onshore facilities including roads, storage yards and accommodation facilities.