Sentence examples for pressure on which from inspiring English sources

That means that you get less travel with each press, but Apple also points out that there's greater stability across the key, meaning keys don't 'lean' to whatever corner you're exerting the most pressure on which each keystroke.

However the pre-infusion caval index is significantly higher in responders.> 15 minutes after the fluid challenge the change in vital parameters (apart from the blood pressure on which the division in responders and non-responders is based) is not significantly different in responders compared to non-responders.

The maintenance of those two pressures, on which there are no differences between Mr. Bush and Mr. Gorbachev, is Mr. Hussein's biggest problem.

The selection of ecosystem attributes and human-induced pressures on which to focus will be based largely on value judgments of stakeholders (cf. [20], [21]), but it is nonetheless an essential step toward constraining the analysis that follows.

I think that employment in the U.S. will continue to increase, which will put pressure on wages, which is one cause of inflation.

Thus, despite the underlying fixed geography, the North Atlantic average pressure distribution, on which the prevailing winds depend, may show large differences from one winter to the next.

Yeovil put us under a lot of pressure late on, which you'd expect.

He hadn't had a good idea in ages and the pressure was on, which only made matters worse.

The bioreactor consists of a pressure chamber on which a highly flexible membrane is attached.

This added transparency can put more pressure on companies, which is one of the reasons so many firms choose to stay private.

The merger would put pressure on American Airlines, which was once the market leader, but which would drop to third place.