Sentence examples for pressure drawing from inspiring English sources

Headache described as being a steady ache or as a "tightness", "pressure", "drawing", or soreness of the head.

Isobar, line on a weather map of constant barometric pressure drawn on a given reference surface.

Since there is now more liquid water inside the cell than outside, osmotic pressure draws some of the water out of the cell, where falling temperatures cause it to freeze as well.

The resultant increased negative intrapleural pressure draws gas into the pleural space [6].

The negative intrathoracic pressure draws ascitic fluid into the pleural space via the multiple natural defects in the diaphragm, like the "Pores of Kohn" [1 6].

The applied pressure draws out the flowing polymer to generate droplets, which are later used for coating a template resulting in the fabrication of a structure.

The pressure drew a barrage of corners - six in the opening 11 minutes of the second half - but Knight-Percival's wayward header was all they could show for their efforts.

This negative pressure draws air over the charcoal, and the heated air, mixed with charcoal smoke, travels through the tobacco-filled head, down the conduit, through the water in bubbles, out the top of the bowl into the hose, and into the user's mouth and lungs.

Take a very sharp pencil or pen, and applying medium to heavy pressure, draw over all of your outlines again.

The recent U.S. moves in Yemen and Iraq reveal the mounting pressures drawing the Obama administration further into the unstable and violent region despite the White House's determined effort to limit its role.

As insects breathe in and out through tiny holes in the abdomen, oxygen decreases in the bubble and carbon dioxide increases — but the changes in pressure draw oxygen from the surrounding water into the bubble and push out carbon dioxide.