Sentence examples for pressure and pull from inspiring English sources
However, the study also identifies areas that require additional development in order to further improve the digital human modelling tools' possibility to correctly predict a work task's real outcome, i.e. hand access, push pressure and pull forces, leaning and balance behaviour and field of vision.
Controversy continues to build around the Smithsonian Institution's decision last week to cave in to conservative pressure and pull "A Fire in My Belly," a video work by the late artist David Wojnarowicz, from its place in the National Portrait Gallery's "Hide/Seek: Difference and Desire in American Portraiture" exhibition.
MIT excelled under pressure and pulled out a few close wins.
Then, once his tyres had scrubbed in, he piled on the pressure and pulled commandingly away.
British Cycling's performance director, Dave Brailsford, said: "The way she turned [Saturday's sprint performance] around, came back under pressure and pulled out that performance demonstrates what a great champion she is and you should never write her off.
So far, more than 200 companies and advertisers have succumbed to pressure and pulled their advertising from the show.
If we grew up feeling under pressure and pulled on by our parents, we may feel easily overwhelmed or intruded on.
The threaders learn how to apply pressure correctly and pull hair out of a follicle instead of cutting it.
Can peripheral economies in Europe change before people crack under the pressure of austerity and pull the rug out from under their politicians?
The Everyday Hymn by Clare Carlile Small Pleasures Like opening a can, putting pressure down And pulling back the rounded metal tag, Forefinger slipped under, braced against the hiss Of hydrogen, the give of metal against the thumb And the kick as the seal passes out.
As it does so, each water molecule moves to fill an adjacent lower pressure zone and pulls the nearby water molecules up the xylem (dead elongated cells that act like a bundle of drinking straws).
