Sentence examples for squeeze material from inspiring English sources

It's not perfect, but it's deeply rewarding – on any day, I was able to publish almost every snippet that I thought worth sharing, which is not the case for anyone who has to squeeze material into a newspaper – and it beats sitting on a battlebus.

Many science analysts predict that the big laser will survive, because its powerful beams can still squeeze materials to extraordinarily high pressures, temperatures and densities that are useful in safeguarding the nation's nuclear arms — a goal that attracts bipartisan support.

Further, the welding time was extended from 11 to 16 s, resulting in a larger heat affected zone and the flow of the plasticized (or squeezed) material was improved too.

Magnetic fields churned up by the swirling, superheated matter presumably squeeze the material into a beam, but astronomers had been unable to locate the focusing "lens".

Care was taken not to squeeze the material during this process.

Gather up the muslin and squeeze the material to extract as much as you can over a bowl or measuring cup.

Dr. James Webster, geologist, and his associates gathered pumice from the slopes of Vesuvius, and now he is cooking and squeezing the material to the same temperatures and pressures it had in the seething belly of the volcano before the eruption.

Bologna was intended to improve mobility, yet squeezing more material and more exams into less time could instead make it more difficult for students to study abroad.

Since the 30° or -30° inclination angle provides much more favorable stress states to squeeze the materials onto the two sides as compared with that of the 90° inclination angle, the protuberances created in forward scratching is more or larger than that of the backward direction.

Move your left hand down while gently squeezing the material until you have reached the bottom of the handkerchief.

When squeezed, piezoelectric materials produce a small electric current which can then be used to raise the alarm.The benefits of Dr Schmitz's biologically inspired sensor are that it would be cheap to manufacture, easy to maintain and could withstand harsh environments.