You don't see it pictured squeezing its way down an English village high street, trying to fit in an underground parking bay or doing battle with an obstreperous cabbie in a north London rat run.
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This month we've seen classic sports flicks projected on a mountain of discarded fridges, as well as fossil fuel-free film, (try saying that with a mouth full of popcorn), a picture house squeezed into a canal boat, another wedged inside a transit van, and not one but two cinemas sprouting from the disused space under motorways.
By 1961, the Polish fantasist Stanislaw Lem pictured bookshelves squeezed onto what we would now call an e-reader.
Some pictures obtained after squeezing test are used to illustrate this drainage phenomenon.
Within the glowing red panes of glass, 3-D pictures show the artist squeezing together his lips; pulling on his cheek while jabbing an index finger in his throat; linking his tongue to his thumb to his pinky to the big toe of his upraised foot and more.
Before Voyager 2 flew by Uranus, simple image-compression software was transmitted to the back-up, allowing a 640 kilobyte picture to be squeezed without loss to as little as 256 kilobytes.Most ingeniously of all, Dr Stone's team equipped the probes with an advanced bit of hardware called a Reed-Solomon encoder.
Due to a medical condition that I have going on with my right arm, I have to wear a compression sleeve every time I fly, so after removing seven or eight layers of my all-black wardrobe, I not only have to slip on this bizarre beige gauntlet all the way up to my armpit, but then, to complete the picture, I must squeeze on the accompanying glove which is the size of a small doll hand.
July 2 , 2013syrup dumotel (@syrup_dumotel) @asteris @graemewearden every time I hear bailout, I picture this insane belt further squeezing the life out of most Greek citizens.
Although new projects in Saudi Arabia and Russia are expected to come on-stream in 2009, higher costs and delays are squeezing the bigger picture of oil supplies and refinery capacity.
