But, as well as reflecting public flux, these dramas of transition and disappearance must surely also depict the dramatist's sense of professional pressure and the circumstances in which he might choose or be forced to hand over to others.
In addition to the day-to-day challenges all parents experience in raising children, parents in our study also experienced challenges under the pressure of circumstances associated with the complex care needs of the child.
In the above formulation, the reason that ( p_{{{text{tou}},{text{M}}}} ) can be treated as a constant is that the exhaust air pressure of the last stage of turbine and the air pressure of ambient circumstances are approximately equal in the practical engineering applications.
The chapters in "Black Music" are occasional pieces — magazine articles and liner notes, written under the pressure of circumstances and tied to the moment — and the immediacy of experience comes through as a central part of the music itself.
(The former financial analyst Pip Coburn calls the moment when a "perceived crisis" is worse than the "perceived pain of adoption" of a new technology the "Change Function"; see "Who's Sorry Now?", May/June 2006). Mainly, however, old technologies accumulate like geological strata, changing under the pressure of new circumstances.
Is that a decision made under the pressure of business circumstances or with great vision and farsightedness?
Thus a new norm can be quickly adopted without much interaction, and beliefs about identity validation may change very rapidly under the pressure of external circumstances.
In her careless way, she is relieved to have her choices narrowed by border guards and the American and the pressure of circumstances.
Under the pressure of circumstances, he has turned from a classicist into a modernist, while at the same time transforming the very codes and tones of his frame-breaking aesthetic.
The two begin to swap personalities, even exchanging clothes under the pressure of circumstances.
