Sentence examples for process of squeezing from inspiring English sources

[A5.] Alberta's Fortunes Grow as Oil Sands Are Squeezed As oil prices have risen, the process of squeezing oil from oil sands in Western Canada has become profitable and Alberta is experiencing a boom of new prosperity.

As a result, governments in Portugal, Ireland, Greece and Spain have had to turn to increasingly skeptical bond markets to raise funds while waiting for their economies to recover through the far more painful process of squeezing wages and shedding jobs to restore competitiveness.

Radio 2 alone takes up almost as much bandwidth as the 105-108 MHz band into which the Radio Authority is currently in the process of squeezing dozens of local and regional commercial stations.Digital broadcasting may offer enough room for hundreds more stations.

Until this stage of its evolution, the star has shone by means of the nuclear energy released at and near its core in the process of squeezing and heating lighter elements such as hydrogen or helium into successively heavier elements i.e., in the process of nuclear fusion.

The process of abandoning the "philosophy of struggle" was also a process of gradual weakening of the enemy mentality and elimination of the psychology of hatred, and a process of squeezing out the "wolf's milk" that had seeped into human nature (1).

Following a period in culture we observed chondrocytes 'extruding' out of the articular surface i.e. caught in the process of squeezing out of the matrix and sitting adjacent to the articular surface.

An analytic model is presented for quantitatively investigating the impact of friction between the punch and the shot sleeve on dynamic match status during the injection process of squeeze casting, with the ultimate purpose of optimizing machine design and controlling injection process more accurately.

Orr compares the process to squeezing oranges.

In the last two years, much of central London has been bought up by foreign investors and, with the government capping Local Housing Allowance, an increasing number of households are in the process of being squeezed out into the city's peripheries.

Today corks can be treated in a process called INOS designed to use its inherent sponginess as a way of squeezing out possible contaminants.

When too many epithelial cells are present, the resulting overcrowding triggers this process to squeeze excess cells out of the layer and away from the organ.