Sentence examples for pressing stage from inspiring English sources

Two processes for particle failure are accounted for: failure of touching particles at the pressing stage in the pebble manufacturing process and failure due to inner pressure buildup during irradiation.

Significantly, the optimum filling duration is not constant and depends on the ratio of pressing to filling pressure and cavity thickness employed, largely due to the important role of the pressing stage not from the perspective of compression, but rather from that of an increased rate of secondary filtration of unfiltered suspension remaining at the end of the filling stage.

One of the reasons for this was expected to be the oil contamination during the filtration stage due to the possible leakage of lubricant oil from the larox filter pressing stage; hence, the same larox lubricating oil, RENOLIN B, grade 46 was doped with the pigment during filtration.

Chilean goat cheese is prepared by a very simple method similar to that for quesillo but since the goat cheese is firmer and contains only around 48percentnt of water there is a pressing stage at the end of the process.

Pressing conditions, such as final pressure to which the sardine was subjected, compression speed, number of pressing stages and time of relaxation between two consecutive pressing stages, were optimised by means of a statistically designed experiment.

In his day, these included "groundlings," or audience members standing several-deep in front of the stage, many pressing enthusiastically against the stage.

For years the English department's chairwoman had been pressing Ms. Marshall to stage "Salesman" for all the juniors reading the play.

I am at the end of a chain of girls, linked arm and arm, pressing toward the stage, where Better Than Ezra will soon appear.

Last year William Hague appeared to agree and wrote: "David Cameron's great ambition to lead the 'greenest government ever' relies heavily on a Britain that is leading the way on the world stage, pressing for determined and united global action, setting an example to other nations, cajoling those who do worse and aspiring to match those who do better".

Why would you want to talk to people or dance with people or even make any human connections at all when there's a balding nerd pressing buttons on stage?

Although the trend in dance music over the past decade has been towards a short-termism that funnels all the cashflow towards headliners, Lyons' 40 year career in the nightclub industry has left him with a patience and understanding that acknowledges that the guy on stage pressing buttons is secondary to the customer.