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Haringey and other councils clearly need to be kept under pressure to improve.
For instance, Hyperion's HPM dispenses with elaborate valve systems by using a molten metal as a coolant because, unlike water, it doesn't need to be kept under pressure to absorb large amounts of heat.Christofer Mowry, who heads civilian power at Babcock & Wilcox, a maker of nuclear-propulsion systems for the US Navy, says the company's small reactor offers another source of savings.
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Although liquids do boil in a vacuum, your blood is kept under pressure by your circulatory system and would be just fine.
Hard and not-so-hard cheeses are kept under pressure while they curdle or ferment or whatever ungodly process it is that turns perfectly good milk into cheese.
However, both sides are being kept under pressure to clinch a deal by a new deadline - 22 September.
The temperatures for Reformers A and B should be kept under 1100 K and the pressure in Reformer B should be lower than that in Reformer A, which is almost the same as the SOFC in order to drive the CO2 absorption reaction.
Inflationary pressures are building, unlike in the euro area, and the OECD's analysis suggests that this is likely to continue.Some argue that the Fed's inflation-fighting credibility means that investors think price pressures will be kept under control.
The physical torture stopped, but she was kept under psychological pressure.
Inside a PWR, water which is kept under high pressure to prevent it from boiling has a double function.
Right to the very end he was kept under huge pressure to protect a lead of two minutes from Minassian's charging Peugeot but Kristensen did not put a wheel wrong despite a late burst of rain that soaked the circuit.
In normal testes, SSCs are kept under constant pressure to differentiate to produce sperm.
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