"squeeze information" is an idiomatic phrase that is used in written English.
You can use it when referring to extracting important details from a large set of data. For example, "We had to squeeze information from the survey responses to identify our key customer segments."
But most highway signs on surface roads are 6 feet high, Dr. Fisher said, so engineers had to squeeze information onto the smaller signs without reducing their legibility.
Thomas Cataldo, a lawyer and the brother of Santino Cataldo, said the authorities had used the indictment of their father to squeeze information from the son.
It alleges that the two companies and three men who worked for them directed and participated in illegal conduct at the prison to squeeze information from detainees in an effort to prove that the companies should be awarded more contracts.
The film's story of a newspaper reporter (Sally Field) who is fed a false story by federal officials trying to squeeze information from a businessman (Paul Newman) was widely viewed as a corrective to the adulation of investigative reporters that followed Alan J. Pakula's hit movie "All the President's Men," with its portrayal of the Watergate scandal.
Grade compression squeezes information out of the system.
Researchers at Columbia and the New York Genome Center (NYGC) used a new algorithm to maximize DNA's storage potential by squeezing information into its four base nucleotides.
The trick, he says, "is squeezing information out of them".
As 2014 rattled its way towards the grave, a Senate report into the agency's interrogation techniques confirmed that it used brutal and ineffective methods to try squeezing information from suspects rounded up after 9/11.
This is to enhance legibility and prevent researchers from squeezing information into forms.
The question thus arises: can we directly squeeze additional information out of the time series data, without the need of further assumptions and additional information?
In a new discovery reported in the journal Nature, scientists working with NASA's Magnetospheric Multiscale spacecraft -- MMS -- have uncovered a new type of magnetic event in our near-Earth environment by using an innovative technique to squeeze extra information out of the data.
