compressible

Examples of compressing

compressing

In English, many past and present participles of verbs can be used as adjectives. Some of these examples may show the adjective use.

An approach for computing the enclosed ellipsoid of a convex polyhedron by compressing, stretching and scaling operations on its best-fit enclosing ellipsoid is introduced.
These eliminated the die plates entirely and used rollers or compressing cylinders to form the stream of clay.
Generating fast-paths for common cases and compressing headers is far beyond the capabilities of current compiler optimization techniques.
Both expanding and compressing flows are shown to exist.
The former work presents a method of compressing spatial patterns, whereas the latter works present a method of encoding temporal patterns.
In compressing the empirical details, some distortion may have been introduced.
The procedure involves compressing a chemical but finishing with the chemical's temperature unchanged.
In any case, it seems questionable to construe female labour-force participation itself as a causal factor compressing the lower half of the wage distribution.
The process of synchronising temporal features by expanding or compressing the time scale of the source partials is called time dilation.
The laser energy is rapidly spent in accelerating and compressing the electrons.
The mass had displaced the heart to the left and posteriorly, compressing the right ventricle and aorta.
Congestive heart failure was due to the mass effect of aneurysmal portion of the right atrium compressing the heart posteriorly.
It succeeds in extracting and compressing from various sources most of the material that is needed for day-to-day work with the system.
Desiccation had the effect of compressing their matter, conserving however their organization.
The ablating block moving against the laser (negative velocities) is broader and slower than the compressing block moving into the plasma.
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