Sentence examples for manipulating pressure from inspiring English sources

Wind catchers are natural ventilation systems based on the design of traditional architecture, intended to provide ventilation by manipulating pressure differentials around buildings induced by wind movement and temperature difference.

Windcatchers are natural ventilation systems based on the design of traditional architecture, intended to provide ventilation by manipulating pressure differentials around buildings induced by wind movement and temperature difference.

By manipulating pressure differences and the buoyancy effect, an adequate level of ventilation in buildings can be provided by windcatchers.

The basic argument of the book, as Rousseau himself expressed it, is that vice and error, which are alien to a child's original nature, are introduced by external agencies, so that the work of a tutor must always be directed to counteracting those forces by manipulating pressures that will work with nature and not against it.

Similar conclusions were reached from human studies using devices which manipulated pressure at the carotid baroreceptors (for review see [ 79]).

It may have been you were manipulated, pressured, begged or flattered into doing something that if you had a choice you would say no to, or offered a product that while may have been good quality, seems overpriced.

By revisiting both published and unpublished data from studies of invasive species within an Australian context for grassland management, we describe two management options: (1) directly manipulating grazing pressure and (2) indirectly manipulating grazing pressure.

By manipulating the pressure gradient at different lung volumes (through increasing pleural pressure), it has been shown that maximal flow is limited once a volume-specific pleural pressure is achieved.

It is thus possible to better design biological control strategies for target species by manipulating predation pressure and the range of pathogen transmission.

Described is a device acting on an acoustically levitated object by manipulating the pressure and flow of a thin layer of air such that its rotation can be precisely controlled without mechanical contact.

When these theories are applied to invasion scenarios where ungulate grazing is a relatively recently applied disturbance, and the ecosystem is degraded, manipulating grazing pressure towards the IAP may be a more effective control measure than grazing exclusion (Figure 1) because a threshold to recovery has been crossed (Westoby et al. 1989; Gaertner et al. 2012; Richardson and Gaertner 2013).