Sentence examples for front pressure from inspiring English sources

The study provides further understanding of the interaction between flame front, pressure wave and combustion-generated flow, especially when the flame acquires a "distorted tulip" shape.

It is also shown that the appropriate boundary condition on the borehole screen is antecedent pore water pressure head, Ha, for saturated porous media, but effective wetting front pressure head, ψf (or sorptive number, α*), for unsaturated porous media.

It is determined that the dominant mechanism of hydraulic fracture propagation is the so-called transitional regime that is characterized by a negligibly small fluid lag region and zero fluid front pressure.

The analysis of the numerical results revealed the effect of the interaction between flame front, pressure field and flame-induced flow on flame evolution during all five stages of flame evolution.

The Damselfly relieves against chafing and front pressure.

On the extremist content front, pressure has certainly been growing across Europe for tech platforms to do more — including proposals such as a draft law in Germany which does suggest fines of up to €50 million for social media firms that fail to promptly takedown illegal hate speech, for example.

Meanwhile, Minnesota's walk-on freshman quarterback, Zack Annexstad, struggled as Maryland's defensive front pressured him throughout the game.

Miles also marveled at how Florida's defensive front pressured the Tigers, as Carlos Dunlap and Jermaine Cunningham could be considered the country's top tandem at end.

Activity rose for the third straight month, while on the inflation front pressures subsided as input costs declined and average factory gate prices fell for the first time in three and a half years.

It is further demonstrated that the highest and the lowest hydrodynamic pressure attained in the system is also dramatically affected for certain values of the delay between the incident wavefronts, with the maximum double-front pressure being more than 30% higher than its single-front counterpart.

Only in the scrum did they show any ascendancy, but England gradually achieved parity up front, exerting pressure on the Wallabies' put-in.