Sentence examples for pressure due to depth from inspiring English sources

The effect of increasing pressure due to depth of burial is not considered to cause coalification.

Given very long periods of time and the relatively high temperature and pressure due to depth of burial, considerable movement of a relatively plastic material such as salt can result.

Figure 3A shows the crystallization range (shaded) for basaltic melts as a function of lithostatic pressure; this pressure is due to depth of burial.

The authors noted that the pressure was not corrected for differences in hydrostatic pressure due to differences in the depth of the sensors.

Volume changes fluctuated close to the ground surface and gradually decreased with depth (overburden pressure) due to isolation from meteorological effects.

When a scientist dives in salt water to a depth of 9 feet below the surface, the pressure due to the atmosphere and surrounding water is 18.7 pounds per square inch.

These data indicate that changes in intra-glomerular filtration pressure (due to variable afferent and efferent arteriolar tone) are potentially a key mechanism warranting further in-depth study.

Only when the wavelength is long enough compared with the water depth kh0 ≪ 1 and the dynamic source term is neglected, can the excess pressure due to the tsunami be approximated by p e ≈ ρ0g0η.

Note that the static pressure along the curved control surfaces is different from ambient pressure due to streamline curvature.

Pore pressure can be estimated from the shut-in drillpipe pressure and static hydraulic pressure due to drill mud, which is p p = p SIDP + ρ m gh well (8 where p SIDP  = shut-in drillpipe pressure, h well  = well depth.

If the seafloor rises, pressure decreases; if the seafloor moves downward, pressure increases due to the increasing water depth.