Sentence examples for basis of pressure from inspiring English sources

The diffusivity equation in the porous media is the basis of pressure profile prediction in the petroleum reservoir.

In the presented method, on the basis of pressure pulsation measurement results, firstly a division into the forward and backward going wave is determined, then the elements of the scattering (transmittance) matrix are calculated defining the installation element.

This was done on the basis of pressure-composition plots obtained with the developed multi-phase-multi-component model.

NMB-1 provides the first selective pharmacological probe for a subset of mechanosensitive ion channels in sensory neurons, combined with genetic studies, this reagent should provide useful information on the molecular basis of pressure-evoked pain and hearing transduction.

Casing pipes were designed on the basis of collapse pressure, burst pressure and tensile load.

Casing diameters and nominal weights were designed on the basis of collapse pressure, burst pressure and tensional load.

We tested this hypothesis by using a "wave reservoir" model, which calculates reservoir pressure on the basis of the pressure and flow velocity waveforms.

It is usual practice for patients on blood pressure lowering drugs to have their prescription renewed or drugs altered on the basis of blood pressure measurements and clinical review every six months or so.

For this reason, it can be useful to put together users of compressed air on the basis of the pressure they require and then set up two or more compressed air grids if needed; the minimisation of the pressure drop in the distribution line due, for example, to inadequate pipe size or choked filter elements, and the minimisation of air leaks conducting leakage test regularly.

The decision was taken on the basis of obvious pressure from the military.

When governments begin to distribute rewards on the basis of political pressure, however, individuals and groups will engage in wasteful and even violent conflict to gain benefits at the expense of others.