Sentence examples for pressing lead from inspiring English sources

It feels slick but still leaves you as intimately connected as when pressing lead onto paper.

The results show that a single pressing leads to the development of subgrain bands.

For a fixed fraction of pore-former, isostatic pressing leads to a better compressive strength than uniaxial pressing.

Viktor Maslov, the father of pressing, led Dynamo Kyiv to three successive Soviet titles between 1966 and 1968, but was removed from his managerial position in 1970.

McInnes had accused his side of not winning by enough at the weekend and their continued pressing led to Rooney's 10th goal of the season.

High-intensity pressing led to Stevenson's second as Caley Thistle were far too casual just outside their own penalty area.

While the obtaining of plant oils by mechanical pressing leads to a maximum yield of 80%, by chemical extraction (using solvents) the yield could be even more than 98%.

And again I find myself strapping in and pressing my lead foot against the pedal.

But with day-to-day survival a pressing concern, lead toxicity especially if its effects aren't outwardly apparent can rank low on a refugee's list of concerns, according to Rosemary Caron, an associate professor at the University of New Hampshire in Durham.

Relentless running is starting to bring a reward and their pressing game led directly to the decider.

Based on XPS results, it was also found that a very long pressing time led to partial migration of TPU macromolecules into the CNTs' pores, and hence, superhydrophobicity was reduced.