Although the structure never varies, what you hear on any given night depends on what materials the players choose, how the sounds reverberate in the room, how the wood changes under pressure, and other factors that only a physicist could explain.
The soft globules changed under pressure and effectively plugged the various pores in the formation.
The Alien Act of 1954 existed until the mid-1960s when it was changed under pressure from Swedish labor unions.
After the country's defeat in WWII, Japan's political system underwent radical changes under pressure from the Allied Powers, especially the U.S. In September 1945, General Douglas McArthur took charge of the Supreme Command of Allied Powers (SCAP).
Cameron wanted to use the speech to show that changes will be introduced to the social care bill and also to reassure Conservative MPs – who raised concerns at a meeting of the 1922 committee last week – that he is not being forced to change tack under pressure from the Liberal Democrats.
Only 14 countries now operate tidal or wave-power stations, and most are tiny, experimental and expensive.But with governments all over the world thinking about climate change, and under pressure from voters to show their green colours, the tide may be turning, politically at least.
Contrary to sp2-bonded carbon, relative intensities of the bands do not depend on the 458- and 257-nm excitation wavelengths, and a halfwidth and the intensity of the 1600 cm−1 band does not change visibly under pressure at least up to 50 GPa.
