Sentence examples for present pressure from inspiring English sources

What is the present pressure?

Next, a series of water/CO2 flooding experiments were been investigated, including water flooding at present pressure 15 MPa, CO2 flooding at 25.53 MPa, 15 MPa, which repents initial pressure and present pressure respectively.

A novel peninsula-structured diaphragm with specially designed piezoresistors was proposed in our present pressure sensor for ultra-low pressure measurement.

Objective: To present pressure lavage under ultrasound guidance (PLUG) as a new therapeutic procedure for selected cases of intrauterine adhesions (IUA).

By the end of World War II, all the elements of a large mass migration were present: pressure from the island, availability of employment on the mainland, relatives on the mainland, freedom to move, and availability of cheap transportation (Fitzpatrick, p. 14).

However, abolishing the current cotton policy can present pressure on irrigation water resources as farmers would opt to cultivate water-intensive crops, thus requiring supplemental policies and institutions for sustainable resources use.

"It reflected underfunding, probably over a number of years, and has now culminated in the present pressures.

While this view rightly pinpoints a possible misuse of the term by public authorities seeking to retreat from responsibility, the present pressures on civil protection structures need to be considered.

There is hope, however, that, in calmer times, when present pressures, passions and fears subside, this or some later Court will restore the First Amendment liberties to the high preferred place where they belong in a free society".

They also make a highly persuasive case for their view of the grave consequences which would follow a failure to relieve the present pressures on the borrowing countries and the international financial system, although in supporting their argument, they make some points that seem dubious.

At this stage I wasn't aware of the writer in me and under this subtle but ever-present pressure I chose mathematics.