He was able to fight off the shark before paddling back to shore, where he used his surfboard's leg rope as a compress to stop the bleeding. |
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A boil should be treated by applying a warm-water compress to the affected area for 20 minutes, three times a day, until it bursts. |
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Shock absorption allows the spine to compress and rebound when the spine is axially loaded during such activities as jumping and running. |
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The biggest problem was how to compress those factory mainsprings that defy attempts at compression. |
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Any outline of this work must compress the author's variegated analysis into a thin catalogue of schematic impressions. |
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Why Rhode Island furniture makers chose to compress the baluster shape to a round shape is still unclear. |
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Without a second thought, you'd probably compress the file and send it off. |
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Water doesn't compress and the piston in effect hits a wall, bending or breaking a con rod and possibly shattering the engine block. |
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At the same time, compress the area with an elastic bandage without binding it too tightly. |
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This module allows you to compress all attachments in a message, folder or sorting rule with a single mouse click. |
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It is possible to compress the software by developing slimmer middleware and writing more compact applications. |
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For example, engines vary in how hard they compress the fuel mixture of gasoline vapor and air. |
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Rather than using a rotating compressor like a turbojet engine, the forward velocity and vehicle aerodynamic design compress air into the engine. |
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The network dominates the airwaves through its use of blipverts, which compress thirty seconds of commercial information into three seconds. |
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Most cancers arise in the head, neck, or uncinate process of the pancreas and may compress the common bile duct. |
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These compress like a wetsuit, although modern crushed neoprene and compressed neoprene is claimed not to. |
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As a result of these changes, the spinal canal may narrow and compress the spinal cord and nerves to the arms. |
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Kneel on the plywood to compress the foam as you cut it with a sharp utility knife. |
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Write a script to extract the data, compress it, and email a copy somewhere. |
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The space between the front bumper and the rear edge of the engine undercover are designed to compress the airflow. |
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Make the compress by steeping 1 teaspoon dried chamomile flowers or 1 chamomile tea bag in 1 cup boiling hot water for 20 minutes. |
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The panini are pretty good too, especially the one that manages to compress an entire insalata caprese into the space of a toasted sandwich. |
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What we are seeing more and more these days is a request, particularly from primary childcarers, to compress their working hours into fewer days. |
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These tight-fitting cinctures compress and support the abdominal and lower back region while you lift. |
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If time allows, catching a short nap in a darkened, quiet room with an ice bag or cold compress on your forehead can work wonders. |
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It whips it up to speed dramatically, but the impeller doesn't compress the air or generate boost. |
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He suggested that radiation implosion, rather than mechanical shock, be used to compress the thermonuclear fuel. |
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The collet closer is shaped and sized to, on tightening of the collet closet, radially compress the collet to grip the sheath. |
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I do understand that and, as I say, we are trying to compress the incompressible. |
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It's taken him years just to process it all, to be able to compress nine months of indescribability into a few sentences. |
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To relieve a tension headache, apply a cold compress to the back of your neck. |
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Measurements may be inaccurate because of pseudohypertension, in which the blood pressure cuff fails to compress a calcified artery. |
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Lifting the bolt handle to extract the fired case and compress the mainspring is very difficult. |
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The pressure associated with diving deep can cause air spaces like lungs to compress and maybe even collapse. |
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Infants, like adults, furrow their brows when angry, says Izard, but unlike adults they don't tend to compress their lips. |
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The Hunter's Ear is designed to compress sounds above 85 decibels into a safe hearing range. |
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However, there are certain situations in which the ginger compress should not be used. |
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Before I knew it, I had worked myself up into a frothing, barking frenzy and had to lay down and put a cold compress on my head. |
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Follow with a warm sea salt compress to remove crusting and clean out any infection. |
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If stung by a fire ant, the first recommended step is to apply a cold compress to relieve the swelling and pain. |
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She continued to place the cool compress on his forehead and dab at his reddened cheeks. |
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We could feel the landing-gear struts compress as the ship hit some heavy swells and pitched wildly. |
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Once the bleeding was under control, fingertip bandages work well to compress the injury. |
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This method is used to ask the interpolator which is the best level to use to compress the passed data. |
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With both valves closed following combustion, the pistons in those cylinders come up and compress the exhaust gases instead of pumping them out. |
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Overexhaling as you press the weight up causes your shoulders to come forward and your rib cage to compress as your lungs deflate. |
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A pressure vessel inside the toilet tank uses the water supply to compress air. |
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Knowing how to compress and decompress an archived file is essential, especially in today's world of online computing. |
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You also have to continually reduce costs, compress cycle time, improve quality and productivity. |
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These sutures may be tied with enough tension to appose the cut surfaces, but should not be tight enough to compress the surrounding tissue. |
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For a faster recovery from an abscessed tooth, apply a warm-water compress and rinse with warm salt water. |
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The poultice was thickening, but still too watery to be applied under a compress. |
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Black manages to compress a good deal into a limited space, calling on his thorough acquaintance with a vast array of primary sources. |
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But as always, this coexists with a rage for order, a need to analyse, to simplify, to compress. |
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Then, you tighten the small wing nut to compress the spring until the alignment indicator shows that you have correctly positioned the squeezer. |
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Though herbal remedies are usually administered as infusions or tinctures, witch hazel is best applied directly onto the wound as a compress. |
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His idea was to use the material flux from an exploding fission weapon to compress a container that held the light isotopes. |
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Using a set of digital scales, I made a very rough measure and found that it required about 6.5kg of force to compress the spring. |
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Sometimes you can use a very long lens to compress several repeating details into a pattern. |
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It requires the mental discipline to compress thoughts into the fewest possible words. |
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He bragged that the company's general store grossed thirty thousand dollars a year and its ginning operation was able to clean and compress three bales of cotton in an hour. |
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A ginger compress is safe for most people and in many situations. |
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Winds can either compress other clouds, heating them up and making stars, or break those clouds up. |
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Thus, the force required to extend and compress their convolutions is very low and stays consistent from part to part and over a wide range of motion. |
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So I am going to go and wrap a cold compress around my head, like the Old Harry. |
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Occasionally, she would compress her lips in a determined line. |
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Put five drops of the neat oil on a dry, cold compress and cover the burn. |
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So now I've got a cold compress on it, fresh from the freezer. |
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Basically you put the pictures on to the computer, compress them, and then uplink them onto the satellite through a dish that's about the size of a laptop. |
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What the MP3 format of recording does is to sort of compress the written form of the song on a CD, so that more space is left on the disc to record more songs. |
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Secular chiliasts are people who compress all of history into the moment that they are living, and strive to determine today, now, all things forever. |
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Apply a comfrey leaf ointment or compress to your cut, but do not use it on puncture wounds because the skin may heal faster than the tissue below. |
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But we did have to compress time, and we did have to composite some of the characters. |
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Injuries within the chest cavity may not be readily visible to medics, and are difficult to compress, King said. |
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We can back up our entire infrastructure, deduplicate, compress and encrypt and also mirror over to our other site for off-site disaster recovery. |
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It also agreed to buy industrial equipment used to compress the gas for the pipelines from a company owned by Chesapeake. |
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After placing a gauze compress over it, the pain subsided measurably. |
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He went to place the compress on her head again and she evaded him. |
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She pressed the cold compress to the spot where she hit her head. |
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Talk about the magical moments and apply a cold compress to the burns. |
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When the sections compress the rubber, this should form a watertight seal. |
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Unlike conventional rocket engines, which must carry oxidizer on board, ramjets and scramjets take in air from the atmosphere and compress it enough to burn. |
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As air spaces compress with depth the volume of the dolphin decreases without an accompanying reduction in mass, and the animal becomes less buoyant. |
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Clinically, a large exoenteric mass may compress the bowel lumen, but seldom induces intestinal obstruction. |
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If you experience discomfort at the venipuncture site, apply a cold compress for 20 minutes. |
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With an air chamber integrated into the device, swells compress air in the chambers forcing air through an air turbine to create electricity. |
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The tissue elasticity has a tendency to compress the wound track and the arrow in situ tends to exert an incomplete tamponade on the wound. |
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A CAMOMILE applied as a compress helps relieve sore eyes and for an itchy throat try camomile tea with honey. |
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This adaptation allows the chest to compress during deep dives as the pressure increases. |
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This adaptation allows the chest to compress during deep dives as opposed to resisting the force of water pressure. |
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When this outflow of material eventually impacts the surrounding gas, the shock waves that are created compress and heat the gas. |
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Waves and wind then act to compress these ice particles into larger plates, of several meters in diameter, called pancake ice. |
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The therapist uses their hands to compress the participant's temporal squama before slowly releasing the pressure. |
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On some farms the loose hay was stored in a barrack, shed, or barn, normally in such a way that it would compress down and cure. |
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They used a horse driven screw press mechanism or a dropped weight to compress the hay. |
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Seemingly unstaged and unlighted, the pictures of the internees compress intense human emotion into carefully composed frames. |
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This requires considerable effort to compress the stack in the silo to cure it properly. |
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This design utilizes the turbo to compress combustion air only, and this assures that hydrogen is deconcentrated to increase operational safety. |
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Convex looking glasses in each pendentive both explode and compress the space. |
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This is because, in general, ladies do not compress the ball so they do not take a divot or fly their irons high enough to the green. |
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Was it tough to compress a 700-page book into a two-hour movie? |
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The force required to compress a spring varies linearly with the displacement. |
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If you try to compress the entire book into a three-sentence summary, you will lose a lot of information. |
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One way to deal with this issue is to add the compress command, which gzips the old logs as they are rotated. |
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Gas turbine and ram powered engines differ, however, in how they compress the incoming airflow. |
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Where swelling is prominent, edema and a massive accumulation of lymphocytes and plasma cells compress the salivary duct, which may result in almost complete asialism. |
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Whereas gas turbine engines use axial or centrifugal compressors to compress incoming air, ram engines rely only on air compressed through the inlet or diffuser. |
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Vocoders compress the bandwidth needed for voice communication. |
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Ramjets require a relatively high speed to efficiently compress the incoming air, so ramjets cannot operate at a standstill and they are most efficient at supersonic speeds. |
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Shock loads cause the oil to compress the gas, when the gas expands again the leg returns to its working plowing position after passing over the obstacle. |
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Hydrocephalus develops an elevated intracranial pressure due to increased cerebral-spinal fluid, which can compress the brain and dilate the ventricles. |
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This uses both sides of the piston as working faces, the lower side of the piston acting as a piston compressor to compress the inlet charge ready for the next stroke. |
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A scramjet inlet was to capture the onrushing hypersonic airflow, compress it while slowing it, and channel it to the combustor that burned the fuel. |
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The Klipsch Tractrix horn stands apart from other wave guides and horn-like products thanks to its phase plug which serves to compress the air at the throat of the horn. |
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Compress the spring on the exhaust valve and measure the movement required for the valve to contact the piston. |
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