Sentence examples for which was compressed from inspiring English sources
Four man-portable Iver2 UUVs operating in coordinated missions autonomously collected environmental data, which was compressed in-stride, re-formatted, and exfiltrated via UAS relay for display and tactical decision making.
This grotesque jamboree, which was compressed into one evening under floodlights, was funded by American billionaire Allen Stanford and is confirmation, if any were needed, that the once noble game of cricket has, in its pursuit of hard, fast cash, become yet another embodiment of the wider culture of greed and vacuous consumption.
f Surface rupture crossing the bridge at Oginosaka which was compressed by dextral faulting (red arrows).
The initial biogas bottling projects at villages of Maharashtra and Punjab states of India have successfully produced pure biogas with 98%% methane content which was compressed to 150 bar pressure for filling in cylinders.
b The stalk was resected from the base in the endoscopic submucosal dissection procedure (T tumor, S stalk, E esophagus) Fig. 3 a Tracheotomy was done for keeping the airway, which was compressed by the tumor.
The CO2-free air was produced from ambient air which was compressed and blown through two consecutive columns (12 × 100 cm each) filled with sodalime granulate.
MRI demonstrated an aberrant loop of the right superior cerebellar artery which was compressing the trigeminal nerve, but surgery was not considered an option due to thrombocytopenia.
In the reported cat, the rather low resolution of the MR images could not show whether the hypointense lesion, which was compressing the spinal cord, was intradural extramedullary or extradural.
This formula is still in use today to determine density of deep seawater which is compressed by hydrostatic pressure.
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.
