The phrase "implicit pressure" is correct and usable in written English.
It refers to pressure or influence that is not directly stated or expressed, but is instead implied or understood. Example: The new company policy places implicit pressure on employees to work longer hours, even though there is no official expectation to do so.
There's just an implicit pressure that you have to say something reasonably ambitious and substantial.
Take away the Rooney Rule in the N.F.L., though, and you take away the implicit pressure on top colleges.
Like me, many of the women have experienced implicit pressure to conform to, and accept, a tone of humour that's tinged with sexism.
And if you invest in mutual funds, you're probably one of the shareholders whose implicit pressure is pushing banks to raise fees to maintain profit margins.
And yet the applause for the conclusion of the first half of the set was rapturous; in my line of sight, only one man resisted the implicit pressure to stand.
At the other, under a gold-plated AARP sunset, is the implicit pressure of extreme prescription drugs -- to make us feel mellower, to grow more hair and have better sex.
Despite implicit pressures within the film and beauty industries, she has resisted plastic surgery (as someone with an acute radar for even discreet work, I'd stake my reputation on her appearance being entirely without intervention from either needle or knife).
A comparison is also included to show the superiority of the proposed fully implicit approach over the classical IMplicit Pressure-Explicit Saturation (IMPES) method in terms of the time step size and the total execution time measured on a parallel computer.
The implicit pressure-velocity coupling is accomplished by deriving a pressure equation in a procedure similar to a segregated SIMPLE algorithm using the Rhie Chow interpolation technique and assembling the coefficients of the momentum and continuity equations into one diagonally dominant matrix.
A semi-implicit pressure correction scheme is applied to decouple the velocity from the pressure.
The new algorithm uses a semi-implicit pressure update scheme that asymptotically preserves the standard incompressible pressure projection method in the limit of infinite sound speed.
