Sentence examples for Pressurized atmosphere from inspiring English sources

Negotiating the field of 19 other horses ridden by the likes of the Hall of Famers Kent Desormeaux and Mike Smith and the pressurized atmosphere of Churchill Downs on Derby Day, Gutierrez did what he set out to do — win.

Here and elsewhere, Coogler dramatizes, clearly and relentlessly, the air of oppression constant menace from police violence, from conditions of occupation and degradation and of intentional cultural and economic deprivation and systematic powerlessness, arising from a pressurized atmosphere of deadly hatred that strips the fullness of life to the starkness of survival.

The structures, which average about one one-hundredth of an inch in height and can be as narrow as five- millionths of an inch in diameter, are made using a process called chemical vapor deposition, in which a graphite electrode is rapidly heated in a pressurized atmosphere of methane and helium.

Mr. Holl envisioned the park as both an escape from the surrounding dreariness and a way to bring people together — a place where office workers and nearby residents can mingle and let off steam in the pressurized atmosphere of modern China.

The Advanced Life Support ALSscenariosios envisioned for extended manned missions will depend upon the efficient use of local planetary resources and the recycling of limited materials such as water, pressurized atmosphere, and organic matter, while producing food to augment supplies [1].

Facility managers commented on the value of seeing the world through others' eyes, realizing also how knowledgeable community members are, and on having opportunities to talk with other local actors outside the pressurized atmosphere of their facilities.

This procedure is time-consuming, but requires only one sample pressurized to atmosphere.

The push by Washington for defectors has further pressurized the atmosphere surrounding the first week of inspections as Iraq prepares to make what the Security Council has said must be a full disclosure of its secret arms programs.

A continuous casting technique was developed to fabricate, in a pressurized hydrogen atmosphere, lotus-type porous copper with long cylindrical pores aligned parallel to the solidification direction.

The lid is attached; the bomb is pressurized to 25 atmospheres with pure oxygen; and the sample is ignited electrically.

Using a specially designed UHV chamber that can be pressurized to several atmospheres, we investigated the production of methane from a mixture of CO and H2 close to atmospheric pressure using a Ni(1 1 1) surface as model catalyst.