Sentence examples for pressure generated by from inspiring English sources

So the fluid pressure generated by hydrocarbon generation is the main accumulation dynamic.

Andrews (2005) proposed a thermal pressurization mechanism, in which fluid pressure generated by shear-related heating reduced the fault strength during seismic slip.

These factors are expected to persist, offsetting any inflationary pressure generated by the domestic UK economy.

Thanks to the pressure generated by America's intervention, the Swiss finally paid Estelle Sapir $500,000 in 1998.

In recent years, the political pressure generated by hotly contested races has often contributed to new laws here, sometimes with head-snapping swiftness.

Analysts said recalls are often the result of the enormous pressure generated by a market that is among the most competitive and high profile of all Japanese industries.

The ultimate water pistol – which uses air pressure generated by arm-pumping to shoot further and faster – was invented by Nasa engineer Lonnie Johnson.

Despite losing 3-1 at Highbury, Leeds' diligent midfield impressed and the pressure generated by their work-rate may be too much for Newcastle to cope with.

The 787 relies heavily on electrical power to drive onboard systems that in other jet models are run by air pressure generated by the engines.

Pressure generated by the British abolitionist movement ended slavery there in 1835, and slaves were replaced by indentured labourers from India.

The economic pressure generated by the lucrative Winter Classic could act as a brake against the loss of the entire N.H.L. season.