Sentence examples for engineered pressure from inspiring English sources

US and Belgium_based Engineered Pressure Systems has sold a hot isostatic press (HIP) system to a customer in Taiwan.

The balancing of fluid output with fluid input during CO2-EOR helps manage and control movement of the injected CO2 and also conduces to a more stable and engineered pressure and risk profile and allows for a smaller areal extent.

And it engineered pressure-sensitive touchscreen hardware to support this design goal.

Even though there's a Starbucks location on nearly every corner, the company has now made its coffee even more accessible with the release of Verismo, a sleek Keurig-type machine for your home that brews pods into "Starbucks cafe quality lattes, espresso and brewed coffee using Swiss engineered high-pressure technology".

This paper reviews the role of engineered nanomaterials in (pressure driven) membrane technology for water treatment, to be applied in drinking water production and wastewater recycling.

It would be some harassed P-8 probably, bedevilled by the raincoat &-galoshes interests, wined & dined by makers of winter-and-summer underwear, slacks & sunburn lotion, threatened by resort-owners and farmers, tempted by the makers of sailboats, etc. Suppose the election of a President were engineered by a pressure group from California and came into office committed to 52 sunnyweeks?

Buttress-free pools are engineered to withstand that pressure without diagonal supports.

An original device has been engineered to measure the pressure kinetics.

Subsequently, finite element analyses are performed to simulate the mechanical response of the engineered leaflets to a pressure load.

In parallel to the mechanical measurement, an optical approach should also be employed; pressure-sensitive proteins, including fluorescent markers, can be engineered as biosensors of turgor pressure (Barstow et al., 2008, 2009; Watanabe et al., 2013).

But it would take time, because its sensors and components were specially engineered to withstand extreme pressures.