Sentence examples for pressure design from inspiring English sources
Finally, pressure design guidelines for superplastic bulging based on the proposed fracture criterion are recommended.
It then explains the type, material, and pressure design of storage and transport containers.
The positive pressure observed to be built up during extraction was overcome by a flow-balancing pressure design.
Accelerating rate calorimetry tests with similar cells within a nitrogen purged 353-mL chamber produced ignitions that exceeded explosion proof and flameproof enclosure minimum internal pressure design criteria.
The eight major categories that the code covers are scope; design conditions; pressure design; flexibility and stress intensification; materials; standards; fabrication and assembly; and inspection, examination, and testing.
Since the strength of a ceramic material depends on its geometric form, etc., the strength evaluation method required for a pressure design is not established.
It brings us back to the sort of moment when Ronald Reagan called us the 'evil empire.' It tightens the international noose on Russia and it brings powerful pressure to bear on Putin, pressure designed to break his will.
They persist in the face of the Americans' blatant advocacy on behalf of the Israelis, refusing to cave in to consistent American pressure designed to force the Palestinians to compensate for Israeli inflexibility with ever-greater concessions of their own.
Mr. Carroll writes that was long enough for viruses in freezers to thaw and for negative air pressure designed to keep air inside the building to fall off to nothing even as forced-air seals on lab doors went flat.
The discussion needs to advance from there to how the Giants can generate pressure and use it to their advantage (it's not just about sacking Brady – it's also about using pressure designs to force incompletions and turnovers).
Better that it should play it the ECFA way, with trade and other benefits meant to entice and reward, and gain popularity, than the old one, with belligerent threats and diplomatic pressure designed to frighten and coerce.
