Sentence examples for pressure expressed from inspiring English sources

President Obama, under considerable political pressure, expressed fury and vowed to intervene.

Water pressure, expressed in pounds per square inch, can range from about 1,000 p.s.i. to 4,000 or more for commercial washers.

Mills, who was excused from service because of high blood pressure, expressed his antipathy to America's role in the war tentatively in articles he wrote for Partisan Review and The New Republic, but much more clearly in his letters.

Ying was one of hundreds of thousands of children in China thought to have gone missing over the past four decades, a problem that the country is slowly beginning to wake up to, thanks to public pressure expressed through the Internet and social media.

A greenhouse climate model was developed to optimise cover properties and ventilation rate as main parameters, calculating only three state variables: average greenhouse air temperature TAir, average greenhouse air water vapour pressure (expressed as air water vapour pressure deficit DAir), and average canopy temperature TCan.

But Hidefumi Waki and Julian Paton of Bristol University think they have gathered some valuable new intelligence by studying the brain.In a previous experiment Dr Waki and Dr Paton had found that rodents with high blood pressure expressed some genes differently in an area of the brain, called the solitary nucleus, which sets the body's normal blood-pressure level.

In the plot, the regression coefficient against P3 is regarded as the mutation selection equilibrium coefficient and the evolutionary speed of the mutation pressure and natural selection pressure is expressed as the slope of a regression line.

The blood pressure was expressed as the mean arterial pressure (MAP) employing the formula: Maternal hypotension was treated with ephedrine when necessary.

Subsequently, the AIx was defined as the absolute augmented pressure divided by the pulse pressure and expressed as a percentage [ 7, 8].

Measurement of pressures by ordinary gauges on Earth, such as a tire-pressure gauge, expresses pressure in excess of atmospheric.

Encyclopædia Britannica, Inc. Measurement of pressures by ordinary gauges on Earth, such as a tire-pressure gauge, expresses pressure in excess of atmospheric.