Sentence examples for exert less pressure from inspiring English sources

Because faster-traveling fluids exert less pressure than slower ones, microscopic air bubbles in the water expand from a few millionths of an inch across to an eighth of an inch in size as the jet shoots out of the claw.

The water would exert less pressure on the oil and gas down below, which is why it was important that concrete seals were in place to avoid any blowout.Anthony Gervasio, an engineer on the supply ship into which the drilling mud was being pumped, testified that on the night of the disaster they had stopped work around dinnertime, after getting 3,100 barrels of mud stored away.

Our study has shown that elderly people exert less pressure and force under the medial masks of the foot (medial calcaneus, hallux, anterior and posterior medial masks) during heel touch and toe-off phase.

You exert less pressure over a larger area and it helps with your moving stealthily.

They used nitrogen foam cement, which exerts less pressure on the rock formation but is potentially less reliable.

In Figure 4B, the stamp (molded from template 2) exerted less pressure and the nanochannels failed to turn into nanopores.

When the volume of the air drops, it exerts less pressure on the egg, while the air pressure outside of the bottle doesn't change.

An HPR variety that deters an herbivore is expected to exert less selection pressure for resistance than one in which the herbivore has no preference between it and the susceptible variety.

Future efforts should be made to reduce the carriage and transmission of these strains, firstly by starting an appropriate pneumococcal vaccination program, and secondly by the substantial reduction of antimicrobial use and the use of antimicrobials that exert less selection pressure.

Compared to the uniprocessor version, the parallel version exerts significantly less pressure on the memory hierarchy, with the exception of having a much larger first level data working set.

Among the Yoruba a talking drum set consists of four hourglass drums and a kettledrum; the leather lacings of the former are gripped by its player, enabling him to change the pitch as he exerts more or less pressure on them; the chief drum of the set is capable of an octave range and, in addition to tones, produces also the glides typical of the Yoruba language by manipulation of the lacings.