Sentence examples for which is compressed from inspiring English sources

This formula is still in use today to determine density of deep seawater which is compressed by hydrostatic pressure.

Far more is made of Lincoln's long arms and legs than of his political career, which is compressed to a few unsatisfying sentences: "Now look at Abraham, all dressed up and on his way to the White House.

Woods rarely played more than two tour events — if that — between majors during his prime, so this year's schedule, which is compressed to allow for a Labor Day finish, shouldn't pose a problem.

The cylinder of a diesel engine is filled with only air, which is compressed to as much as 500 pounds a square inch, causing its temperature to rise to 1,000 degrees.

Metallica fans have complained that the band's new album, "Death Magnetic," sounds better in the version made for the "Guitar Hero" video game than on the consumer CD, which is compressed to the point of distortion so it will sound louder on the radio.

The study examines issues of retrofitting a very large scale, post combustion, amine based capture facility, which is designed to capture 2,000,000 tonnes per annum of carbon dioxide which is compressed to 220 bar(a) for pipeline transmission to a North Sea oil field where it is used for Enhanced Oil Recovery.

Fig. 2 Laparoscopy image showing a large cyst at the caudal portion of the right lobe of the liver, which is compressing the duodenum to the left and the transverse colon downward (a).

When the fruit is sliced open, its round, separate juice vesicles, which are compressed, ooze out mysteriously, looking like tiny translucent citrus pearls.

This core consists almost entirely of neutrons, which are compressed in a volume only 20 km (12 miles) across but whose combined weight equals that of several Suns.

In reality, not all the star's mass is ejected into space, and the gas that is expelled has shock waves, which are compressed.

Lozenges usually consist of a mixture of sugar and either gum or gelatin, which are compressed to form a solid mass.