Sentence examples for which you compressed from inspiring English sources

"We found that the bundle of hair collectively behaved like a simple spring, where the force necessary to compress it was proportional to the extent to which you compressed it.

Open Terminal and navigate to the folder to which you extracted the compressed folder.

"With healthy behaviors, you are adding years to your life, and you compress the time with which you experience disability," Perls says.

And there are "airbag underpants," which send compressed air "into balloon pockets through the knickers," when they sense you are about to fall.

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

A new type of HCP being developed is coal-log pipeline (CLP), which transports compressed coal logs.

The first is a pneumatic gun, which uses compressed air, the second a band gun, which uses two giant rubber bands to launch the spear.

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

All these works prepared us for Stravinsky's "Requiem Canticles" (1965-66), in which he compressed an entire requiem Mass into about 15 galvanizing, spare and moving minutes.

My only hang-up is that it only works with FM radio, which is compressed like nobody's business.

f Surface rupture crossing the bridge at Oginosaka which was compressed by dextral faulting (red arrows).