Sentence examples for adopted pressure from inspiring English sources

PSMs can be seen as a novel modal version of traditionally adopted influence coefficients and naturally arise from the adopted pressure interpolation technique.

At least, though, some on the gun-control side are adopting pressure tactics the N.R.A. has used so successfully for so long.

To solve the problem of the high pressure of the coolant, the pressure tube was adopted in the design and in the meantime, the thickness of the first wall can be significantly reduced as result of adopting pressure tube.

For this study, we adopted two pressure values during the growth of WS2 film in experiments: low pressure (< 100 mTorr) and one atmospheric pressure (1 atm).

Though his remarks were more sympathetic to the protesters, he followed them up with warnings and criticism, and said reforms could not be adopted under pressure.

Studies that adopted pulse pressure variation to assess fluid responsiveness are summarized in Table 1.

In the Iowa Caucus, the Cruz campaign adopted "social pressure" techniques to scare Republicans out to vote.

"The measures are good, but everything announced has already been discussed in Congress," Pereira told VICE News".Their actions, adopted under pressure, look timid.

In the past, some guidelines have adopted blood pressure or A1C goals more stringent than those validated in clinical trials (25, 35).

Special convective boundary conditions are adopted for pressures to be consistent with the assumed rock wettability properties during co-current imbibition.

In addition we adopted a pressure-control, volume-guarantee mode of ventilation as the initial standard for all patients ventilated on our unit.