Sentence examples for pressure duty from inspiring English sources

Operating parameters including, total pressure, duty factor (the ratio of the pulse duration to the pulse period), treatment time, and methane flow rate were varied to determine their impact on the reduction process.

But her father, sensitive to the pressure of duty where his child was concerned, did not demur when he was advised that the time had come to send her away to boarding school, to be a girl among other girls.

All about pressure and duty.

I desperately wanted to cling to the hair my husband so loved and, as a young girl, I learned early the ideal image of Latina beauty: hair, long hair enhanced by three-inch plastic curlers and high pressure, heavy duty, jet sprays of Aqua Net.

Neither of these studies examined compressions without full release of pressure or duty cycle.

A significantly larger percent of subjects achieved the CPR performance standards when doing CPR with visual feedback (no worse or better than no feedback on full release of pressure and duty cycle).

CSOs are valued and supported as "champions" who help building awareness on the need to have a functional system of social care services and exert pressure on duty bearers for a more rapid change.

Plus it's tethered to your computer via a DVI cable (and whatever adapter you require, perhaps to Thunderbolt or HDMI) and a USB cable that handles the pressure sensitivity duties.

Those two shared the pressure-relieving duties to great effect, and when you add a high-quality back-three unit and then imagine a first-choice pack taking the field, it is easy to see the Welsh re-emerging as a genuine world force.

The objective of this work is the development and application of a linearized MILP (mixed integer linear programming) formulation of a natural gas distribution network while covering all the technical and operational aspects such as the mass flows, pressures, compressor duties or changes of the mass flow directions.

Using the theory's concepts we examined how providers attempt to achieve a workable balance between these pressures and duties, by using their 'discretion' in deciding if and when to provide abortion services, and developing 'coping mechanisms'.