Sentence examples for pressure large from inspiring English sources
Part of the reason the European Union and United States regulators are considering allowing more noncocoa butter into what is legally called chocolate is the pressure large chocolate companies are exerting in order to cut their costs by substituting much less expensive vegetable fats.
With increasing pressure, large amounts of RNH3 + (here R represents C6H11O5) accumulate on the negatively charged membrane surface.
In correlation to the lower pressure, large residual stress was measured and changed the TiC texture in XRD results.
The two general specifications required for PBII are low pressure, large size plasmas and high voltage high current pulse generators.
Table 1 presents the base-case configurations for all the columns, which operate with large number of stages under high pressure, large reboiler duties, and large boilup rates.
Key requirements for good over-snow mobility are low ground pressure, large clearance relative to vehicle size and a drive system that tolerates moist, compactable snow.
Aiming to design an efficient thermal protection strategy of the on-board permanent magnet synchronous motor for the steering of major flight control which operates constantly in the near-space cruise stage, this paper proposes a novel low environmental pressure large-space spray cooling system.
Even with elevated CSF pressure, large-vein pressure could be normal because the large veins are "tented" open by their structural relation to the dura.
Since the MPs reduced pressure under the MH by transferring pressure loading to the adjacent tissues, this phenomenon may increase the sensory input of the deep pressure (large-fibre afferents) of the adjacent tissue; metatarsalgia could be modulated according to the 'gate-control theory' [ 17, 18].
He said the coalition would focus on pressuring large retailers because they often determine what prices are paid to overseas factories.
Along this legitimately teary road to success, Murray has had to deal with a whole gin distillery of public expectation: high pressured, large, and threatening to explode at any moment.
