Meanings of incompressible in English

Now then, if water isn't absolutely incompressible, at least it compresses very little.

Now this is just what a vortex-ring would do in an incompressible frictionless fluid.

You can't assemble an equivalent collection of heuristics in less time; experience is algorithmically incompressible.

The method involves adding a compressibility penalty to the standard incompressible formulation of large deformation mechanics.

The physicist could think of but one way: they must assume that the ether is incompressible.

Now, if water is not absolutely incompressible, it is at least capable of very slight compression.

The bulge itself was an incompressible thing, like a roaring lift of the waters from submarine explosion.

Water is hundreds of times denser than air and incompressible, making the shockwaves are that much more potent.

It is assumed on all sides that the ether is a continuous, incompressible body, possessing rigidity and elasticity.

Why are solids incompressible?

Unlike gases, liquids are essentially incompressible, and the more fluid above you, the greater the weight of water pressing down on you.

By interpolating the viscosity with a set of power-law functions, we obtain a mathematically exact piecewise solution to the incompressible Navier-Stokes equation.

Its liquids, being practically incompressible and surrounded on all sides by bones, could not otherwise yield to the movements of the stapes.

"It works on the principle that water is incompressible in any and all directions," answered Blake.

Now then, if water isn't absolutely incompressible, at least it compresses very little.

Now this is just what a vortex-ring would do in an incompressible frictionless fluid.