Sentence examples for four atmospheres from inspiring English sources

The flame temperature was measured using a fine gauge R-type thermocouple at pressures up to four atmospheres.

At four atmospheres, the helium diluted flame increased to 2240 K, but the CO2 flame temperature increased more, decreasing the difference to approximately 250 K.

The pressure, caving in the ground beneath, was over 100 billion atmospheres".

The central pressure is in the range of 50 100 million atmospheres (about 50 100 megabars).

The implosion speed is several hundred kilometres per second, produced by a force equivalent to some 10 billion atmospheres.

This natural synthesis takes place without the necessity for pressures of several hundred atmospheres or of high temperatures.

During the next thirty years, he built "mixshield" machines that could chew through granite or sand, under eight thousand feet of compressed soil or twelve atmospheres of ocean water.

The special bottles used for sparkling wines are thicker than normal in order to withstand pressure of seven to nine atmospheres.

Next, water that has been heated to 195 to 204 degrees Fahrenheit must be forced through the grounds at eight to nine atmospheres of pressure.

The carbon dioxide is removed by dissolving it in water at a pressure of about ten atmospheres; it can also be utilized directly, as noted below.

In 1996 William J. Nellis, an experimental physicist at the Lawrence Livermore National Laboratory, formed metallized hydrogen at a pressure of about 1.4 million atmospheres and temperatures above 3,700 °C.