Sentence examples for bear pressures from inspiring English sources

The cell was closed by a piston and heated to 85 °C under vacuum (<5 Pa); O-rings connecting the piston to the cell wall are able to bear pressures of more than 6,000 bars (Kaufmann 2010).

"That part of the body was never meant to bear pressure," Dr. Schrader said.

He has produced a once-over-lightly checklist of how to sniff out an approaching bear, when and what to sell, how to diversify your holdings and what to expect of various kinds of assets under bear pressure.

However, the groups Israel is now fighting are not state-like, and it is hard to imagine how states with which Israel and its allies have relations can bear pressure on these groups.

Any upgrades from this group could win over more of the bears, pressuring the security higher.

The modeled water flux was close to the experimental result for a large bore size fiber (bore size ∼350μm) with 20 cm length due to its small bore pressure change.

Accurate computation of time-dependent well bore pressure is important in well test analysis – a branch of petroleum engineering where reservoir properties are estimated by comparing measured pressure responses at an oil well to results from a mathematical model.

A mathematical model was used to account for the bore pressure change effects observed for Matrimid® hollow fiber membranes to obtain the inherent water permeability and membrane selectivity in pervaporation of 20%wt acetic acid (HAc) and water mixtures.

Based upon the modeled selectivity and permeability that accounted for the bore pressure change, the water permeability was found to be weakly HAc-concentration dependent, while the HAc permeability was strongly HAc-concentration dependent for 20%wt HAc/H2O feed streams.

In addition to the large bore size, a short length fiber can also decrease the bore pressure change and improve all of the penetrant fluxes significantly; however, the short module is a less desirable option from the standpoint of practical module formation due to the need to form more modules for a given application.

It bears pressure from nature also.