Sentence examples for deployment pressure from inspiring English sources

However, the cover affected the deployment pressure and the stents failed occasionally during deployment due to tearing of the cover.

Variations in the mechanical properties of the covered microstent such as deployment pressure, elastic recoil and longitudinal shortening due to change in thickness and material properties of the cover have been investigated.

In this paper a technique for establishing the optimal deployment of pressure sensors is presented.

Another method of measuring surge is by the deployment of pressure transducers along the coastline just ahead of an approaching tropical cyclone.

In cases of incomplete deployment, high pressure balloons were used to reach full deployment.

As a consequence of stent deployment and pressure elicited on the gastric and pseudocyst wall at the level of the fistula created during the EUS procedure, the bleeding stopped instantaneously.

Specifically, the effects of crimping, deployment, and cyclic pressure loading on stent graft fatigue life, radial force, and wall compliances were simulated and analyzed for two types of realistic but different Nitinol materials (NITI-1 and NITI-2) and grafts (expanded polytetrafluoroethylene ePTFE and polyethylene therephthalate PET).

After deployment, however, blood pressure recovery was poor and required brief chest compression and adrenalin injection.

In the past decade, deployment of high-pressure direct injection systems in petrol engines has dramatically increased, mainly due to the advantages for fuel economy.

In one of the Western canon's great deployments of peer pressure, Iago plies Cassio, who has confessed to "very poor and / unhappy brains for drinking," with wine, and tricks him into initiating a violent fight with the former governor of Cyprus.

This study describes the design, construction, and deployment of the Instrumented Pressure Testing Chamber (IPTC), which was first used to measure the physical properties of pressure cores recovered ∼1530 m below the sea surface during 2005 drilling in the Gulf of Mexico.