| Such hoses are designed to withstand water pressure if the water is left on continuously. |
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| At 28, Hussain now feels the pressure to marry, but stalls his parents by saying that he is not ready. |
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| It takes the pressure off and you can be more selective about which races you back horses in. |
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| Partial pressure in oxygen was adjusted for altitude and reported as if it were obtained at sea level. |
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| The tourists looked for runs from the beginning to put pressure on the hosts. |
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| The appearance of flushing of the face is due to disturbance in pressure in the carotid arteries and jugular veins. |
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| In the jugulars, this systolic fall in venous pressure has been called by physiologists the systolic collapse of the venous pulse. |
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| Today's elk are under such pressure that once the season opens they tend to hole up in the thickest cover they can find. |
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| I stare at my reflection in the mirror as I apply gentle pressure to the welt on my cheek. |
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| In the brain, both malignant and benign tumours can be harmful because they increase pressure in the skull. |
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| It is understood that pressure is being put on education bosses to backtrack. |
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| But competition remains fierce, putting pressure on workers who are the worst paid in food processing. |
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| As staff leave these smaller units even greater pressure is put on those who remain. |
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| It puts the pressure on to the employers and government to come up with an offer that can start real negotiations. |
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| This increased weight puts a strain on their backs and pressure on their disks. |
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| Under the Roman empire the system of collecting the revenue put extreme pressure on the poor. |
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| Do not focus on weight or put pressure on your child to be the best person on the team. |
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| Perhaps entertaining the possibility of winning the series put too much pressure on many of the players. |
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| A recent journal article on desk rage identified shrinking workspaces as one pressure point in the office environment. |
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| In such a situation, the fielding side has its tail up and there is added pressure on the batting team. |
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| He could also pressure the state's congressional delegation to toughen the federal law. |
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| The pressure within the crust hadn't increased, as would be expected when molten rock wells up from below. |
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| The organization warned of dotcom cowboys making up fictitious buyers to pressure businesses into signing up. |
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| This pressure for more agricultural land, led to the creation of lynchets, a form of terracing. |
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| Various parameters like temperature, pressure and positions are transmitted through a wireless radio frequency via the CAN protocol. |
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| Asylum seekers also face being electronically tagged to ease the pressure on detention centres. |
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| It is far more realistic to turn your complaining inward, and pressure the bad apples in your group to stop pulling down the average. |
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| Contraction of the teniae coli exerts pressure on the wall and creates a series of pouches, called haustra, along the colon. |
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| And in this day of reality television, where the average joe is king, the pressure to look like royalty is felt by all of us. |
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| He cautions owners that radial tyres require extra air pressure and this must be kept in mind at all times. |
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| The boycott is a powerful, and non-violent, method of creating international pressure for change. |
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| If there is a pressure loss of 7 psi or more, then there is a warning light activated on the dash. |
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| He said the pressure drove a wedge between him and his partner, who moved out taking their three children with her. |
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| The half finished with the Dragons exerting the greater pressure but failing to maintain continuity. |
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| Ousel turned the helm to the right, and Misery jigged in dispute, much like a strong-willed colt will prance upon the pressure of a bit. |
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| The Minister's gaffe came amidst a day of heightened pressure on all players involved in the saga. |
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| But he should have resisted the intense pressure he has been under from the tabloids and Tories. |
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| The suspicion that you are the weakest link can add a lot of pressure to a team member. |
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| With less than four weeks remaining until December 25, the pressure is on to put the glitz, glitter, and shine into our homes. |
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| But at about 5am on Sunday a safety device designed to cut the gas if the pressure gets too high malfunctioned and shut the gas off. |
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| The needle is withdrawn, slowly, with slight pressure pulling back on the syringe. |
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| He said he hoped the public would understand the intense pressure now faced by the authority and the reasons for reconsidering the scheme. |
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| Therefore, the pressure party whips can bring onto these politicians is weak. |
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| A warm front associated with developing low pressure in the central Plains will approach Chicago from the south. |
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| Too much pressure can rupture the catheter or force a clot into the blood stream. |
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| At the same time, there is increasing pressure on rural areas to provide for more people. |
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| But if the U.S. ratchets up the pressure with more protectionist moves, Beijing may retaliate with higher tariffs of its own. |
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| The home grower is under less pressure and conditions are not normally as sterile. |
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| This is achieved by applying sustained external pressure to the affected lower extremity. |
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| In a low pressure system the warm front is the first to pass over. This occurs when warm air meets cold air and the warm air rises above it. |
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| You also drive under pressure all day trying your best to keep your bus on time. |
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| Each response was assigned a pressure rating of between one and four and a PPI figure was then calculated for each question. |
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| However there is no pressure for compliance with any of these affirmative action programs and much needs to be done. |
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| Blood pressure remained pretty much unchanged in the group that ate white chocolate, which does not contain polyphenols. |
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| In addition, blood pressure measurement is only intermittent, and white coat hypertension might confound results. |
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| They also counter so-called white coat hypertension, patient nervousness that skews blood pressure readings in the doctor's office. |
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| The monitor may help your doctor find out if you are a person who only has high blood pressure in the doctor's office. |
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| If your blood pressure is elevated only at your doctor's office, you might have white coat hypertension. |
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| After a few years, I yielded to the pressure of fellow critics who couldn't understand why I wasn't raving about the film. |
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| For years pressure groups have been calling on the authorities to force wagons to use the bypass rather than the town centre. |
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| She lives with regular dizziness and a constant throbbing pain in her chest and legs because of the pressure on her circulatory system. |
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| A pressure group is working with campaigners in Westbury to devise a new link road system for traffic to bypass the town. |
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| You're cold and tired because your blood pressure is low and you've been unable to keep any food down. |
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| He just kept on at me the whole time, trying to pressure me and get me to go back to the business and leave hospital. |
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| Then, using the lightest pressure possible, roll with gentle, overlapping strokes to finish off. |
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| Vary the pressure of your strokes, giving extra-special attention to Hawaii. |
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| Instead, diesel fuel is injected into the cylinder, and the heat and pressure of the compression stroke cause the fuel to ignite. |
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| He said the team would impose pressure on the Attorney General's Office to speed up its investigation. |
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| With the Christmas party season nearly here, the pressure is on for women to look their best. |
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| After all, a queen regnant sits on the throne and the monarchy must be feeling pressure from its seemingly more progressive neighbors. |
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| According to attorneys who represent these defendants, the pressure on men to confess to what the government wants is enormous. |
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| Very pale and worn, the insect was clearly a migrant that had arrived from North Africa on the high pressure zone. |
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| After mounting pressure from independent financial advisers across the UK, Tiner is to promise a wholescale review of charging. |
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| Success for a commercial artist often means pressure to repeat that success by trodding the same rutted path. |
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| At two points during my mission, I will wear blood pressure monitors on my arm and my fingers for twenty-four hours at a stretch. |
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| The staff in the international organisations and aid agencies are under a lot of pressure to meet targets. |
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| The various pressure groups which preserved these stories all had their own agendas. |
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| It puts a lot of pressure on people to be other than they actually are which stops them living and enjoying their lives to the full. |
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| By August John had started to suffer high blood pressure and he was readmitted to Oxford's Churchill Hospital for further scans. |
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| Whatever pressure groups and politics decide, the science will go on regardless. |
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| I have a wide variety of clients, ranging from a top scientist under pressure to a teenager with eating disorders. |
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| If he's feeling any pressure as the man tabbed to replace the All-Star, it hasn't shown in camp. |
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| It will put a lot more pressure on mid-range housing stock, and therefore push the prices of these properties up. |
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| Before measurement the proximal four leaflets were removed and the leaf midrib was inserted into the pressure chamber. |
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| It followed a period of sustained pressure which had seen Figo wrong-foot three United defenders and chip the ball on to the crossbar. |
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| Reality shows take the pressure off producers to produce high-class intelligent drama, or comedy, or something avant-garde and out there. |
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| A negative pressure or suction force is then applied across the wound via a drainage tube embedded in the foam. |
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| Sound pressure against the ears is measured in decibels on a scale that is logarithmic. |
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| Even low levels of weekly exercise drive down blood pressure and boost overall fitness. |
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| He designed a safety valve to prevent the pressure of steam building up to dangerous levels. |
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| However, if the pressure in the reservoir tanks falls below a certain level, an alarm will sound for the driver. |
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| Applying increasing pressure on the brakes with 3,000 feet of runway to go, we felt a strong thump below the jet. |
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| By the time I left, the pressure of that bitterness had created a dull thump in my head. |
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| In low explosives, such as the propellant in a bullet cartridge, the reaction occurs relatively slowly and the pressure isn't as damaging. |
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| He will have an added pressure during the run of the show because his contribution will count towards the final grade of his qualification. |
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| Increased pressure on the veins can be exacerbated by habitually crossing your legs. |
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| There were problems somewhere up ahead on the line, but the chain kept moving, and Lopez felt pressure to keep up. |
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| To prevent bubble formation during the measurements, an additional pressure of 1 atm was applied. |
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| Furthermore, our measurements of 10 atm of adhesion pressure strongly contradict the suction hypothesis. |
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| The pressure was kept at 1.0 atm using isotropic positional scaling and the temperature was controlled by Berendsen's method. |
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| Air pressure is an important factor which affects the resulting atmospheric climate conditions. |
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| To keep it running, you have to keep the pressure in the hose higher than atmospheric pressure. |
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| Compared with total atmospheric pressure, airborne sound waves represent extremely small pressure changes. |
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| The pressure from this steam forced the piston upward once it was high enough to counteract the weight and atmospheric pressure on the cylinder. |
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| Conversely, the lower atmospheric pressure on a mountain top makes it harder to get boiling water hot enough for good tea or coffee. |
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| If the Earth were not round, whole hemispheres would have different atmospheric pressure and significantly different sea levels. |
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| This is because in an airplane, both atmospheric pressure and humidity are low. |
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| Every day since then she has recorded rainfall, temperature, and atmospheric pressure from her home. |
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| Water exposed to atmospheric pressure boils at approximately 100 degrees Celsius. |
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| Other manometers contain a sealed-off vacuum at one end, so that changes in atmospheric pressure don't have to be accounted for in calculations. |
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| Patients with high blood pressure are advised to use pillows full of white chrysanthemum flowers, tea leaves or bamboo leaves. |
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| A tailored exercise prescription, determined by exercise testing, can aid blood pressure reduction. |
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| This pressure level is meant to atomize the fuel into fine particles to ensure clean combustion. |
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| Even the slightest pressure from clothing, bedsheets or wind may elicit pain. |
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| Negotiations proceeded on a no-ring, no-deal basis, and any girl who scabbed for lower pay and conditions soon felt pressure from the union. |
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| Slight changes in pressure in your toes, heels and ankles are enough to manoeuvre you and the board in the correct direction. |
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| Displaced fractures are reduced by traction with local pressure over the prominent proximal end of the distal metacarpal fracture. |
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| They worried about her health and called in a doctor who confirmed her blood pressure had gone down. |
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| We carried spare water for the rad, a hand pump just in case the Dunlop pressure dropped, and maybe even a canister of petrol. |
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| The doctor recommended that Ms. James come back tomorrow for a blood pressure recheck. |
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| They sought to put pressure on the international community to re-engage in negotiations. |
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| Cooking them with kombu and using a pressure cooker will make them more digestible. |
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| She says the emphasis is on police and prosecutors initiating legal action, to take pressure off the woman. |
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| The backward and forward stretching lobes and saddles actually provide resistance to pressure perpendicular to the septum. |
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| Heavy workloads, pressure to meet targets and management style are said to be the main reasons for stress-related illnesses. |
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| During the clonic phase, pulse and blood pressure increase substantially, resulting in an increase in rate pressure product. |
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| In a transition period, however, this may lead to a recessive pressure on the economy. |
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| If the airway is clear and intubation is not immediately required, blood pressure and pulse should be checked and oxygen administered. |
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| Typically they overlie pressure areas, including elbows, fingers, and Achilles, ischial, and sacral prominences. |
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| Anyhow, we had one of those, and a regulator, and a pressure gauge, and an air filter that all had to be assembled. |
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| I thank them for their courage to stand up to what must be tremendous pressure to knuckle under. |
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| The might and depth of the team was immediately evident, and with that comes a rise in the pressure on a driver. |
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| The introduction of visas for airside passengers will put increased pressure on customs officials. |
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| His big rough hand completely circled her throat, adding pressure to her windpipe. |
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| Surely, some say, these elites should not be entirely exempt from pressure to adopt more climate friendly lifestyles. |
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| You can fix your air pressure issues with the handy-dandy air pump located outside the building. |
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| And he's squawking and crying and under pressure from the media and his ownership. |
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| For this purpose a regulated high pressure air line and test gauge can be fitted via an adaptor to the capillary holder. |
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| It will carry telephone and data cables along with fresh water and fuel supply lines and high and low pressure air lines. |
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| You may raise to put pressure on the opponents, to compete for the contract or to sacrifice. |
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| The outer door of the airlock slid to one side when the air pressure in the airlock exactly matched that outside it, of course. |
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| In a bid to keep up pressure on their employers, the workers were due to stage a work to rule this week. |
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| They have launched a strict work to rule to put the pressure on management. |
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| In any industry, oversupply leads to price reductions and pressure on profit margins. |
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| It's where I find ideas coming to mind in an uncluttered, unhurried way, without pressure or contrivance. |
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| Drinkers across the social spectrum are knocking it back like never before and the pressure to join in has never been stronger. |
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| Companies are just not creating enough jobs, despite intense pressure to hire Saudis instead of South Asians and other expatriates. |
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| To transfer the designs, students used a barren or wooden spoon, and applied consistent pressure to the entire surface. |
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| Pregnant women can get varicose veins because of the pressure on the veins in the pelvis as the womb expands. |
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| I'm really not proud of what we did to this kid, but peer pressure makes you do weird things. |
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| Since I began to take blood pressure tablets about two years ago, everything I eat or drink tastes as if it has been sprinkled with salt. |
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| At least one fluid device from a group consisting of a flow controller, a valve, a filter and a pressure transducer is provided. |
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| If you've used a pressure washer, the surface of the wood will be damp but not saturated, and should dry fairly quickly. |
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| Facing lagging recruitment figures, military recruiters are under increasing pressure to produce. |
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| And from the maisonette to the mansion, the pressure to make it all happen falls on women. |
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| The pressure appears to be getting to him after he follows a great recovery shot to the 16th green with three putts from 18 feet. |
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| The intensifying political rift has created new pressure on the domestic economy, which is still recovering from the 1997 crisis. |
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| He added that pressure needed to be maintained to ensure the plan was delivered. |
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| The shield did not look especially strong, but it withstood pressure that would have crushed the man. |
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| The second half was a different story as they had to withstand strong pressure from New Oak. |
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| Tattersall's has been able to withstand severe pressure on costs by virtue of a blessed business environment. |
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| The fortified doors were designed to withstand extreme pressure and a hail of bullets. |
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| We trained squirrel monkeys to either raise or lower blood pressure using operant conditioning technology. |
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| The pressure from these nuclear reactions at the star's core balances the pull of gravity, and the star is now called a main sequence star. |
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| Resting pulse rate and three blood pressure measurements were recorded during the visit. |
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| The pressure not to split the team into warring camps during such a season was withering, and it fell on both of them. |
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| Improved water pressure means most of the chemistry department's needs can now be met by the mains supply. |
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| The area the city you're talking about, we did have a lot of water in the gas mains, the low pressure gas lines that were affected. |
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| That's right, and two things that predicted maintenance of normal blood pressure after drug withdrawal were salt restriction and weight loss. |
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| Then pressure constricted his movement and confidence, and an untimely double fault crept into his game. |
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| If the sympathetic nervous system is damaged, however, the blood vessels do not constrict and blood pressure progressively decreases. |
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| It speeds the heart rate, constricts blood vessels, and can raise blood pressure to dangerous levels. |
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| I don't think there is any amount of pressure that can be exerted from Australia that's going to make the difference. |
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| If you feel under pressure or there are a lot of other stresses in your life, it can seem harder to cope with a demanding child. |
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| In oil wells, the fiber is wrapped in a metal sheath, which deforms under pressure or temperature changes and squeezes the gratings. |
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| He was able to get used to the pressure as a closer in college and the minors instead of training for the job as a starter. |
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| Three maidens and a wicket in the first five overs increased the pressure on the Dolphins batsmen as they set off chasing a big target. |
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| Today, a bomb cyclone is an extratropical area of low pressure in which the central barometric pressure drops at least 24 millibars in 24 hours. |
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| According to the model, barometric pressure in the lowest stratum rose by 145 millibars to 1,108 millibars. |
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| Also, the central pressure in the storm has dropped significantly by more than 20 millibars, which is a big drop. |
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| The Martian atmosphere today is predominantly carbon dioxide, with a pressure of about 6 millibars at the surface. |
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| A fall of atmospheric pressure of 1.005 millibars will result in a rise of sea level of 1 cm. |
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| If pressure decreases by one millibar, the sea level rises by one centimetre. |
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| Meteorologist use the pressure in millibars to determine the actual strength of the storm. |
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| The surface-level rise in pressure was 145.1 millibars according to Richardson, and 145.4 according to Lynch. |
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| If the barometric pressure suddenly drops from, say, a normal reading of 1,000 millibars to 900 millibars, a very powerful wind will result. |
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| The mean air pressure over this period was some five millibars above average. |
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| The turtle recorded a barometric pressure drop of 100 millibars within the vortex. |
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| Friction and shear are mechanical forces contributing to pressure ulcer formation. |
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| Generally, the sand stiffness decreases by decreasing the effective confining pressure or increasing the shear strains. |
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| The application of a negative pressure could further increase shear forces resulting in lung damage. |
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| Under pressure from animal rights activists seeking to disrupt the race he raised the tape, but a technical failure led to a clear false start. |
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| That is why there is such constant pressure for high-profile policing, with demands for more officers on the beat. |
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| The light is activated with an ambidextrous pressure switch just under the trigger guard, wrapped around the front area of the grips. |
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| Donor agencies are also putting pressure on the government to control spending and resist demands for further wage hikes. |
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| It was furthermore shown that there is at atmospheric pressure very strong tendency for mercury to amalgamate iron. |
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| Present international requirements allow the pressure in the cabins of these aircraft to be reduced to the equivalent of 8000 feet. |
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| High blood pressure that occurs even as early as middle age can lead to dementia in later years. |
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| They kicked a fair number of wides but then they were under pressure by a tigerish St Peters back line, who took no prisoners. |
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| All the pressure has been at their end of the pitch and the goal was just reward for the way we played in the second half. |
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| A hormone secreted by the adrenal gland that raises blood pressure by constricting arteries and increasing heart rate. |
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| The press consists of the die, a pressure cylinder, the ram, and a container which receives the preheated ingot, or billet, to be extruded. |
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| She said Miss Ofuri was behaving belligerently and refused to allow her blood pressure to be taken. |
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| But in a tourney loaded with talent, anything can happen on the final day when pressure is at its peak. |
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| The government is laying out the battle lines for additional austerity measures even as it faces pressure to reboot the country's faltering economy. |
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| There is actually quite a bit of pressure within the sizing die and if there is a gob of lube it will almost always end up making a dent in the shoulder. |
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| And there is no let-up in the pressure for a demerger, which many insist is the only way to unlock the value in the firm's many well-known brands. |
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| The pressure pulse will then propagate mainly at that specific frequency along the meridian since it is minimally attenuated at the resonant frequency. |
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| Greater productivity would put pressure on the yuan, or renminbi to rise, but more trade liberalization and capital liberalization could put pressure on the currency. |
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| There were calls among Unionists and Nationalists for the Loyalist groups to follow suit, but Ervine said they did not feel under pressure to make a reciprocal gesture. |
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| The recession means wives are under pressure from their husbands who tell them a sitter is now a luxury they can't afford. |
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| He was summoned to the examination room for a blood pressure recheck. |
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| Kids are under enormous pressure to collect the whole set and it seems they will do so even if it means stealing them or holding someone up at knifepoint. |
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| As fantastic as it is to see celebrities looking bad, everyone knows the pressure they are under to always look their best, from four hour work outs to diets of rabbit food. |
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| However, organizations sometimes find it difficult to take that view when there is strong pressure for short-term delivery of products or deliverables from users. |
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| They began rechecking their leads and putting more pressure on informants. |
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| I like the Instant Pot, which is also a pressure cooker, but if you want something cheaper, this Crock-Pot does a fine job. |
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| Both the EU and the French government will come under pressure to fork over handouts to struggling vintners and to push for quotas on New World imports. |
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| This remorseless pressure drove a great number of peasants to the edge of subsistence, making them deeply vulnerable to periodic shocks in the agrarian cycle. |
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| It is only under the remorseless pressure of dealing with the reality of Iris that the make-believe barriers sometimes break down and he shouts that he hates her. |
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| That dominance is being eroded as complementary medicine therapists use public pressure to remould outdated power structures into more pluralistic power sharing. |
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| See, the Americans are insisting that the Australians will be tough, but the Aussies think it's all a mind game meant to put the pressure on them. |
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| Traditional methods of identifying water stress use sensors to measure water pressure in individual, removed leaves, or the flow of sap through the plant stem. |
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| Had Italy turned pressure into tries they might well have won the match. |
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| He yielded to pressure by sharing power with a Prime Minister. |
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| Special precautions need to be taken when cutting pressure treated lumber. |
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| The atmospheric pressure is in our comfort range, along with the gravity. |
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| Bringing independent, expert judgement to bear will increase the pressure on the recalcitrants and make it harder for the government to credibly hold its line. |
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| The air in this bulge then slides over the unexpanded air over the sea resulting in a pressure difference at sea level between the landward and seaward sides of the coast. |
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| In situations where temperature could pose a threat, fusible plugs are designed to melt and release the gas long before critical pressure levels are reached. |
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| For measurements of the z-profile of the capillary we used a piezo-driven objective positioner, which controls the distance between objective and the pressure cell. |
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| People who know about thermal lows and high pressure in cold air often jump to the conclusion that warm air means low pressure and cold air means high. |
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| The fact that this year's panto at the Brewery is such a resounding success is testament to either Sam's amazing powers of recall or his ability under pressure or both! |
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| Some used quantum tunnelling composites materials that change their electrical resistance in proportion to the amount of pressure applied to them. |
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| If a friend or family member gets involved there can often be conditions attached and emotional pressure on how to use the money or conflicts can be created. |
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| Under the pressure of tight margins, hostile takeovers and cutthroat rivalry, air safety has been increasingly sacrificed to the requirements of profit and the markets. |
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| The animal's jaws can exert a pressure of more than 750 pounds per square inch. |
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| But the consul denied there had been any kind of direct Sandinista pressure to cut off funding for the group. |
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| From a policy perspective, this is the next battleground, the pressure point of resistance for the hard-shell ideologues. |
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| The air pressure variations due to lunisolar effects cause the deformation of the Earth and therefore directly and indirectly influence several geodynamical phenomena. |
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| The drug is used to lower blood pressure but may have the reverse effect in some patients. |
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| Spain's government is under mounting pressure from opposition politicians in Parliament who want to know whether Spanish officials also were on the take. |
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| Far from being a humanitarian action, the price reductions represent an attempt to preserve patent rights by diffusing international pressure for generic manufacturing. |
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| As a lowly GP working in the squalid inner city you might think I would support bleeding the middle class for few extra quid to take the pressure off local hospitals. |
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| This represents a structure for the end of pressure vessels, most applicably plate heat exchangers, for reducing the effects of movement changes and vibrations. |
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| When hydraulic pressure was applied, the port horizontal stabilator shifted down, hit the ladder, and caused a five-inch hole in the leading edge of the stabilator. |
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| There's nothing like gaining a reputation as a red-hot creative shop for turning up the pressure in a business where you're only as good as your last ad. |
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| If you have to get down on your knees, try kneeling on one knee and then switching to the other one every minute to minimize the pressure and disperse it. |
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| If, for instance, the pressure is low towards Iceland and Greenland and high down by the Azores and Portugal, then most of northern Europe can expect strong westerly winds. |
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| When the high pressure systems move north during winter, southern Australia comes under the influence of westerly winds and rain-bearing cold fronts. |
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| The Auto Grab system constantly monitors tong pressure and adjusts to securely hold grapple loads while skidding, thus reducing operator work load. |
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| Foliar coverage increases as spray volume and pressure are increased. |
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| It had put the family under a lot of pressure and the sensational way in which the matter was being handled was making life very difficult for all of them. |
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| In particular, one widely held belief is that there should always be strong selection pressure on mimics to resemble their models as closely as possible. |
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| Evidence that application of pressure prevents gastric distension needs to be established, together with methods for early detection of aerophagia. |
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| At times, the pain and the pressure are enough to knock you off your feet. |
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| The tube consists of several microcapillary tubes connected to external pressure transducers, which pass signals to a computer for real time display. |
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| Most commercial marble formed more than 230 million years ago, when heat and pressure within Earth's crust rearranged the molecules in limestone, forcing it to recrystallize. |
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| The classic signs of raised jugular venous pressure and fine basal crepitations become evident at the later stages of heart failure when there is severe dysfunction. |
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| The natural pressure will build up during the secondary fermentation, caused by the addition of priming sugar and barreling the beer before the yeast has died. |
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| Dual exhaust system has two tailpipes, which allows the engine to exhaust more freely, thereby lowering the back pressure which is inherent in an exhaust system. |
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| The pressure for a full public inquiry is now growing day by day. |
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| The US Open champion said the pressure was different from playing on tour. |
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| But once she came on board, with the focus off of her signature character, cornwell says the pressure eased. |
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| There are several explanations for the etiology of pressure damage. |
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| In the dilution stage, however, the internal pressure stays the same while the external pressure drops to zero, resulting in a pressure difference of 104 atm. |
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| Other beings have independent desires that are shaped and influenced by all manner of things from peer pressure to economics to physics to biology. |
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| The Arctic Oscillation is a seesaw pattern in which atmospheric pressure at the polar and middle latitudes fluctuates between positive and negative phases. |
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| He tried to prove that the rotation of the Earth puts pressure on the same rail of a straight track of a railway irrespective of the direction of travel. |
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| I will never reprimand my horse or put pressure on him if he tries. |
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| He is under pressure to eradicate the crop, not interdict the trade. |
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| Can he follow through, not bow to pressure and continue chiding the people into conservation and taking necessary measures as the country faces it worst water shortage ever? |
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| Meanwhile, the CIA has acquired a thermobaric weapon that creates a pressure wave that kills humans but leaves property undamaged. |
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| As stress can make blood vessels constrict and blood pressure rise, it may also reduce the heart's ability to relax and fill with blood, researchers says. |
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| Because high blood pressure constricts the blood vessels in the uterus that supply the baby with oxygen and nutrients, the baby's growth may be slowed. |
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| Or Moscow could stop cooperating on international sanctions on Iran, easing pressure on Tehran and helping Russian businesses. |
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| Applying pressure to reflex points makes it possible to interact with the interconnected systems of the body at an energetic level and restore homeostatic function. |
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| They propose that we pressure China to improve its human-rights policy, or to get tougher on Iran, or to devalue its currency. |
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| But this gradual shift downwards may put pressure on inflation as the cost of imports rise, forcing the Bank of England to consider upping interest rates. |
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| These tracks enable a machine to operate in conditions where low ground pressure and high tractive effort are needed while minimizing the damage to the operating surface. |
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| The doctor taking care of your blood pressure might not know you have psoriasis, or may not be aware that beta-blockers like atenolol might make this skin condition worse. |
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| This discrepancy too is putting pressure on the tenability of the Atlantic alliance. |
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| People are studying the maps with a sick kind of fascination and discussing projected paths and low pressure and millibars and such delights with a fair amount of regularity. |
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| The authors suggest that blood pressure monitoring should include home measurement to identify patients who have white coat hypertension and those with masked hypertension. |
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| Many banks have also begun to extend their services to the lower middle class, partly under pressure from regulators, but also out of a strategic business goal. |
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| The company resisted pressure to clean up the lagoon until 1997, when the pond was finally dug up and the soils shipped to a low-level nuclear waste dump in Utah. |
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| Forecasts for the US north-east, the world's largest heating oil market, showed frigid temperatures this week that could add pressure to already thin stockpiles. |
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| The custom-made moulding inserted into shoes and boots ensures that people stand in the correct position, realigning their gait and easing pressure on other parts of the body. |
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| We, in weather, measure pressure in millibars, so it's just a number. |
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| These cells are found in a mechanically active environment and are required to withstand shear stress, blood pressure, and changes in pressure due to breathing cycles. |
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| In December 2000, the Assembly revised the scale of assessments in response to pressure from the United States. |
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| Stimulating Shiatsu pressure points gently melted away my tension headache. |
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| He is brave and steady under pressure when he is called out, but when someone tries to backshoot him, Maddox becomes paranoid and violent. |
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| Every possible pressure was brought to bear on the minister to ensure the unjust law was not passed. |
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| First, we'll look at a simplified picture of how the pressure gradient and Coriolis forces affect an air parcel high above the ground. |
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| Jaganmohan Reddy disproportionate assets case under pressure from the Congress. |
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| This system mainly regulates the blood pressure and maintains hydromineral homeostasis. |
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| These days, a pressure tank is usually used and the same pump that pumps water up from the well is also used to create pressure in the tank. |
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| During his rule, the Atrebates were under pressure from the Catuvellauni to the east. |
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| This advance was given up, possibly under pressure from Rome, and a later series of coins were again minted at Verulamium. |
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