"prior compression" is a correct and usable term in written English.
You can use it to refer to a process that has already occurred. For example, "We applied prior compression to the data before analyzing it."
In this paper, we have investigated a method, which does not require prior compression quality knowledge.
Thus, this approach does not require knowledge of prior compression history and assign samples to different classes iteratively.
Fractures of the pedicles are much less common and are not known to be associated with a prior compression fracture.
In the present work, the plasticity of Zr64.2Cu11.2 Ni14.6Al10 bulk metallic glass was enhanced through prior compression treatment.
These results show that SR prior compression consistently produces the lowest error followed by difference-frame method (using spatially varying SNR) before AWF SR.
In contrast, the shear bands in the pre-strained BMG are irregular and convoluted, and appear to be a mixture of the shear bands produced during the prior compression and those in the as-cast BMG.
Finally, in most cases, performing encryption prior to compression causes bandwidth expansion which adversely impact compression efficiency.
When the IL-1 receptor antagonist IL1-Ra was added at a concentration of 100 ng/ml prior to compression, no variation in PGE2 release was observed, suggesting that compression-induced PGE2 release is not mediated by IL-1.
Prior to compression, the alignment of the setup with the sample was inspected to ensure pure compression along the nominal loading axis.
In [33], it is reported that a down-sampled video, prior to compression and later up-sampled, visually outperforms that video compressed directly at high resolution with the same number of bits, when the target bitrate is very low.
It was discovered that attempting to individually compress each sequence separately has a high overhead, so prior to compression Gap5 collates up to 1024 sequences and annotations together.
