The phrase "altitude pressure" is not commonly used in written English and may cause confusion.
It can be used in contexts related to atmospheric science or aviation, where it refers to the pressure at a specific altitude.
Example: "The altitude pressure at 10,000 feet is significantly lower than at sea level, affecting both weather patterns and aircraft performance."
Alternatives: "air pressure at altitude" or "pressure at elevation".
Her book examines how living things cope at the extremes of existence: altitude, pressure, heat, cold and so on.
Woodruff was overwhelmed by altitude, pressure, a steady drumbeat, a clown's hex and, most of all, by Byron Black of Zimbabwe.
It was Uehling who introduced Djokovic to the CVAC hyperbaric chamber, an egg-shaped, World's Fair-evoking pod in which you relax while simulated altitude pressure and a cyclical program of muscle compression work together to enhance your body's ability to absorb oxygen.
There are five initial modules in this first Kickstarter funding phase: the three aforementioned modules, plus NFC for contactless transactions, and an "adventure module", which will output live readings for altitude, pressure and temperature, to appeal to outdoor sports types/hiking enthusiasts.
In the present contribution, the thrust due to Biefeld-Brown effect was computed by simulating the corona-discharge-induced electrohydrodynamic flow in a widely used high-voltage asymmetric capacitor with the major goal to elucidate the dependence of thrust on the altitude, pressure, temperature and humidity, respectively.
This canine high-altitude pressure suit was created by the Soviets in the late 50s at the height of the space race.
To be fair to the caterers, dry cabin conditions and high-altitude pressure are not the best surroundings in which to serve up flavourful food.
Breathing compressed oxygen and wearing only a standard high-altitude pressure suit and a parachute, he leaned over the gondola and jumped.
Fig. 5 Electron densities at constant altitudes (pressure levels) as a function of riometer absorption for the same conditions as in Fig. 4. The lines are at 12 logarithmically spaced pressure levels per decade between 60 and 140 km.
In this study, the input variables of the DIRINDEX model are 3-hourly global horizontal irradiance, solar zenith angle, dew-point temperature, surface altitude, surface pressure, sea-level pressure, aerosol optical depth at 700 nm, and atmospheric column water vapor.
At a typical cruising altitude, the pressure difference between the inside and outside of an aircraft can be as much as 7.5 pounds per square inch (0.53 kg/sq cm).
