The bolt with high strength and cable bearing high pretension force were used to bear the pressure on the anchoring structure.
So far the cap has been able to bear the pressure and there is no sign of hydrates forming.
"The judge could not bear the pressure of this case," Ms. Nawaz told reporters a few hours after the sentencing of her husband.
The trouble is that his skills are now applied to a tale that can scarcely bear the pressure of his sophistication.
"The cronies of Mr Putin and his clique in the Kremlin are the people who have to bear the pressure because it is only them feeling the pressure that will in turn put pressure on the Russian government".
In 1873, when the government faction seeking war with Korea pressed him for imperial approval, Sanjō was unable to bear the pressure of the decision and relinquished his post to his colleague Iwakura Tomomi, who was able to defeat the plans of the war party.
Ron Frasch, the president of Saks Fifth Avenue, which is one of Gaultier's biggest retailers in the United States, told me that he sometimes wondered how designers bear the pressure of the job, now that it requires more than just being able to draw a pretty dress.
He said, however, that BP was looking at a number of actions that may have contributed to the accident, including the cementing of the completed well, the casing system surrounding the well bore, the pressure testing and the procedures to detect explosive gas in the well.
I often feel drained and defeated by this ordeal – the anxiety of trying to avoid bathrooms, waiting until I can't bear the pressure on my bladder any more, the discomfort that comes with using a bathroom that does not align with my gender identity, all on top of the potential for harassment.
You could not even begin to comprehend how Murray finally won Wimbledon on Sunday, how he finally bore the pressure of a faded tennis empire, an entire country hoping for him to win but expecting him to fail, without those tears.
