Sentence examples similar to precipitated pressure from inspiring English sources
The action today was taken after the government failed this week to garner enough votes to pass a law in the Yugoslav Parliament that would have allowed the extraditions, and it was precipitated by pressure from Western nations to demonstrate that the government was sincere in its cooperation with the tribunal before an international donor conference next week in Brussels.
Headache is usually precipitated by pressure or palpation.
b Albite porphyroblasts formed at close to peak metamorphic conditions were pulled apart during return flow, and quartz was precipitated by pressure solution between them.
c Quartz precipitated in pressure shadows around albite porphyroblasts in metagreywacke has an asymmetric shape indicative of top to the left (top NW) shear.
S_{text{s}} = frac{A}{4}(p_{text{i}}^{4} - p^{4} ) (19 while k_{text{g}} = k_{text{a}} k_{text{rg}} (20)Elemental sulfur may precipitate when pressure drops below a critical pressure.
The crystallographic texture and stress state of hydride platelets of two different orientations precipitated in Zr2.5Nb pressure tubes were studied by synchrotron X-ray diffraction experiments using an 80 keV photon beam and an area detector in transmission geometry.
It would be troubling indeed if government pressure precipitated the video's removal in this case.
The dialyzed retention was concentrated under reduced pressure, precipitated by 4 volumes of 95% (V:V) ethanol, and dried.
These episodes occur as a result of falling blood pressure, precipitated by various environmental or emotional factors [ 2].
I argue that the subsistence shift was precipitated by political pressures and was then followed by political and economic consolidation.
Pervasive uncertainty about the size and incidence of losses in turn led to sharp withdrawals of short-term funding from a wide range of institutions; these funding pressures precipitated fire sales, which contributed to sharp declines in asset prices and further losses.
