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At six kilometers down, water was compressible, by about three percent.

Even if I had been compressible, he must have pushed me in through some sort of crack or other.

Water, as with all liquids, is compressible to a small degree.

Friction has a similar effect as an area change on compressible flow.

As a result, pressure coefficients can be greater than one in compressible flow.

Vacuum has no compressible medium so sound cannot be transmitted.

But web pages in general, just because they've got so much structure which is highly compressible, that's a win.

The techniques are related to her prior work on compressible flows.

Air is compressible and thus has a lower conduction "rate" of sound.

Above 0.3, the problem should be solved by using compressible aerodynamics.

Whether a string is compressible will often depend on the algorithm being used.

There are two approaches to adapting the model for compressible flows.

Several compressible versions of the Gent model have been designed.

The most compressible frame type, holding least information, typically used in fast action sequences.

A tree trunk is compressible, much like a giant, if very stiff, spring.

The coral sand wasn't that much more compressible, he supposed.

Data statistically indistinguishable from random noise is not compressible by any means.

Crash safety improved with this change because of a compressible structure behind the front bumper.

All compressible solids are compressed in an effort to reduce volume.

Then he wrote on his slate, "Compressible fluids-a lot to learn."

Each model utilized some variation of a compressible heel.

They may also be used to transfer building loads past weak or compressible soil layers.

Generally, a block containing text information will be compressible.

A similar approach is also taken with the thermodynamic properties of compressible fluids.

Gas is compressible and the density changes significantly with changes in pressure.