compression synonyms, compression pronunciation, compression translation, English dictionary definition of compression
Compression, decrease in volume of any object or substance resulting from applied stress
Compression force (or compressive force) occurs when a physical force presses inward on an object, causing it to become compacted
The ankle region will have the maximum amount of compression while the knee region (in case of knee-high socks) will have less compression
Golf balls are tested for compression and a mathematical formula is applied to generate a numerical value
’ ‘There was no reduction in the incidence of spinal cord compression
Concrete is an excellent structural member under a compressive force due to its physical characteristics, however concrete will yield
It is a key characteristics for many internal combustion engines
66 shows that the compression set of nitrile rubber increases on carbon black loading increase
mmHg is the unit used to measure pressure and is called ‘millimeters of mercury’
Compression fittings are simple to install but require a wrench in most cases
What the Compression Levels Mean
T he higher number in the range is the amount of pressure at the foot while the lower number is amount at the top of the sock
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