In 1679 Papin invented his steam digester (pressure cooker), a closed vessel with a tightly fitting lid that confines the steam until a high pressure is generated, raising the boiling point of the water considerably.
That left Rob Miller to score a high pressure penalty to give Wasps an 11-point advantage and, while Foden's try from a Kahn Fotuali'i pass made for a nervy finish, Saints were consigned to a first league defeat in seven games.
Soft money was always just one spigot of the fundraising pipeline and shutting it off has moved the highest pressure points elsewhere in the system.
Some of the highest pressure points come from level of the carer's own health, especially those with five or more chronic diseases.
Joyce seemed to be cruising about on all surfaces at once, and maddeningly indulged his trick shots on high-pressure points — his drop smash, his sidespun half-volley lob.
In healthy controls, the erosions in the MCP joints were not randomly located but were located at the bare area and at high-pressure points adjacent to ligaments, which are erosion-prone sites in RA [ 10].
Before proceeding north on Broadway, Brandston pointed out a high-pressure sodium light on Thirty-fifth Street.
This device consists of a magnetic sphere submerged inside a test fluid within a high-pressure housing and levitated at a fixed point.
He was embarrassed that he said those things, and he apologized," she said, maintaining a calm, unflappable demeanor and talking-point discipline in a high-pressure situation, something that her father generally is unable to do.
Once we know that a point in the reader says that certain point indicates high pressure and a certain point indicates that it is low pressure, it is just a matter of getting ourselves used to it.
