Sentence examples for inward pressure from inspiring English sources

So, there's an inward pressure.

And the outward pressure has to be greater than the inward pressure by exactly the right amount to counteract gravity.

"That is what a star is," he said, "a mass of gas at equilibrium between gravity's inward pressure and outward pressure from nuclear reactions".

Where the outward pressure of the solar wind meets the inward pressure of the interstellar medium, the edge of a bubble is formed around the solar system (Figure 2).

The stars and their internal fusion (and resulting luminosity) are held stable against collapse through a delicate balance between the inward pressure produced by gravitational attraction and the outward pressure supplied by the photons produced in the fusion reactions.

"The workaround is they have to apply slight pressure, inward pressure, to cancel that tension on the locking mechanism.

Typically, a meningioma grows inward causing pressure on the brain or spinal cord.

If more air is leaving the storm than is sucked inward, the pressure falls even more and the system will continue to grow.

As businesses looked inward, the pressure for inward-looking interventionism increased.

The stressed fibres might undergo relaxation of stress causing the inward transverse pressure applied by them to reduce.

The outer regions of the star exert a pressure inward.