Sentence examples for opposite pressure from inspiring English sources
In itself, this will heighten tensions within the Coalition as Nick Clegg will feel an opposite pressure to shout even louder about any so-called "progressive" policy gains.
The nodes are regions where summation of opposite pressure waves results in zero pressure fluctuation regions.
It is also 1 2 orders of magnitude greater than predictions according to the Equation of State of the ternary H2O CO2 NaCl system by Duan, Moeller and Weare [Duan, Z., Moller, N., and Weare, J. H. (1995) Equation of state for the NaCl H2O CO2 system: prediction of phase equilibria and volumetric properties. Geochim. Cosmochim. Acta 59, 2869] and has the opposite pressure dependence.
New NASA funded research links both this epic drought and the frigidity experienced in the east and Midwestern US to a dipole, two coupled poles of opposite pressure: a high pressure area off the west US coast and a low pressure area northeast of the US.
In contrast, genes involved in cell adhesion pathways were only amplified in cluster P2, indicating that the clones in cluster P2 might be under an opposite pressure to clusters P1 and M. Whether metastasis requires mutations beyond those required to drive the primary tumor is controversial [ 25].
"While so many people are helping," said Otis L. Story, who was hired in April to be the hospital's fourth chief executive officer in seven years, "there appear to be opposite pressures pulling us into further financial distress".
Too often they do the opposite, pressuring them to do what they're best at, what's lucrative, and what's traditionally respected.
The rock face is nearly blank and there are next to no holds; to ascend the section, Hill had to use a "carefully coordinated sequence of opposite pressures between [her] feet, hands, elbows, and hips against the shallow walls of the corner" as well as turn her body completely around.
Ultimately a meeting expected to end weeks of brinkmanship over the fate of the Greek economy did the opposite, intensifying pressure on the government in Athens.
This is the diametric opposite: popular pressure has forced David Cameron's bitter and vindictive outfit to climb down and admit 20,000 people – a pitiful number compared to Germany's 800,000 and not a single one from the survivors of the traumatic journey to Europe, but 20,000 more than they wanted to let in.
In these experiments pressurized gas is brought in contact with one side of the film and the amount of gas evolving from the opposite, low pressure, side of the film is measured as a function of time.
