Sentence examples for arbitrary pressure from inspiring English sources

The problems that have led it to request assistance from the European Union and the International Monetary Fund are not, he says, of its own making; rather, they are a result of unfair and arbitrary pressure from bond traders, speculators and credit rating agencies that have downgraded the country's debt and driven it into the arms of the E.U. and I.M.F.

Smooth arbitrary plasma cross-sections as well as arbitrary pressure and poloidal current profiles are used as initial data for the solver.

The model can sustain large density differences across material interfaces without the presence of spurious oscillations in velocity and pressure, and it can accommodate realistic equations of state and arbitrary (pressure- or temperature-based) reaction-rate laws.

Following Sato et al 1990 [28] and Merryman et al 2009 [30] we generalized the linearly elastic half-space model of micro-aspiration developed by Theret et al [44] to use arbitrary linear viscoelastic constitutive equations (compliance depends on time, but not stress) and arbitrary pressure histories using the elastic-viscoelastic correspondence principle (Supplemental Text S1, part 1) [45].

In that case, only tonal components of the cavity wall-pressure fluctuations can be suppressed and arbitrary broadband pressure reduction is not possible with the present sensor/actuator arrangement.

The following boundary conditions were considered: two free edges, arbitrary normal pressure and shear displacement on the two other edges.

Just because women generally have less hair on their bodies than men, and in fewer places, does this make it any less arbitrary to pressure them to get rid of all or most of it?

In particular, we focus on developing an automated and consistent way of generating transferable PAW data-sets that can closely produce the all electron equation of state defined from zero to arbitrary high pressures.

Thus, genetic variation seems to be concentrated around a few dimensions, meaning that the ability of populations to respond to arbitrary selection pressures may be severely reduced.

Artificial populations were submitted in silico to arbitrary selection pressures, designed to mimic the artificial selection performed in the original selection experiment to generate the high and low body weight selected chicken lines.

Officials at colleges without anything like Harvard's $35 billion endowment say a rush to give tuition discounting to the middle and upper middle class at institutions like theirs could end up shifting financial aid from low-income students to wealthier, make pricing seem even more arbitrary and create pressure to raise full tuition to pay for all the assistance.