Sentence examples for Slightly pressured from inspiring English sources

But if the size of the crowd in Central Park, the skyline on the park's borders and the slightly pressured atmosphere gave last week's concert a festive glow, the Bronx concert had more of a homespun charm, the sense of being a neighborhood outing rather than a huge event.

Lastly, within the operation temperature range, the thermal storage system for liquid solar salt can work at atmospheric pressure or slightly positive pressure, leading to convenient daily operations.

In fact, dispensing from KeyKeg is advised at a slightly higher pressure than the equilibrium pressure (or higher) to avoid any possibility of CO2 loss of the beer.

The reservoir normally has a slightly higher pressure than the minimum intake pressure of the hydraulic motor/pump to ensure proper operation.

On average, pedorthists and orthotists achieved a slightly larger pressure reduction in high peak pressure regions and a better walking convenience than podiatrists did.

Permeate containing glucose is withdrawn at pressures slightly below atmospheric pressure.

Those recommendations include keeping the air pressure in office buildings at a slightly higher pressure than the outdoors, carefully monitoring all intake vents and adding high-efficiency filters to all heating and air conditioning systems.

Langmuir writes that surface tension in the water droplets provides a slightly higher pressure on the droplet, raising the vapor pressure by a small amount.

Thus, a slightly elevated pressure should pose a slightly elevated risk, Dr. Vasan said.

A pear is ripe when the top, at the stem end, yields slightly to pressure.

When buying them, look for fruit that yields slightly to pressure but is not soft.