Sentence examples for pressing equivalent from inspiring English sources

Aiming to assault the Premier League by replacing the low-tempo lethargic, depressing style of the Martin O'Neill regime with a radical hi-tempo, energetic, pressing equivalent, Paolo Di Canio has made no secret of the fact that no team in England will be fitter than Sunderland next season.

The "copy in place" command has this macro: "^C^C_copy 0,0 0,0" "^C" is cancel or the equivalent of pressing the Esc key.

The nanoindentation hardness H of polycrystalline niobium in the recrystallized condition and after up to eight room temperature 90° equal-channel angular pressing passes (equivalent deformation ∼9) has been studied in detail.

A supersaturated Al 0.3 wt.% Sc alloy was produced by equal channel angular pressing to an equivalent von Mises strain of 9.2 then pre-aged at 350 °C to generate a starting grain size of 1 μm.

This is the political equivalent of pressing the red button.

But for several years there has been debate among Orthodox rabbis in Israel over whether devices that measure the weight in an elevator car, and adjust power accordingly, effectively make entering a car the equivalent of pressing a button.

Which doesn't mean that that sort of thing isn't there just that 40-plus years of improved technology have led us, paradoxically, to such alleged innovations as the disdainful 128-bitrate MP3, the sonic equivalent of pressing your ear to the wall to hear the band playing next door".

I know what I just said is the equivalent of pressing control+alt+delete on the minds of most law students in this country.

There are so many plot threads, in-jokes, call backs, double-crosses, and needless interruptions that it feels like the video game equivalent of pressing the "random article" feature on Wikipedia for 14 hours.

Even some of Putin's new best friends -- political outcasts such as Belarus and North Korea -- sent regrets, claiming pressing domestic matters, the diplomatic equivalent of having to wash their hair.

On both Algebraic Equivalence and Color Verification trials, participants responded by pressing the 'p' (same/equivalent) or 'q' (different/non-equivalent) keys.