Sentence examples for pressure pin from inspiring English sources
This paper presents an investigation combining both experiment and simulation on the sole impacts of the injection pressure pin on the inner cavitation process, and the effects of the cavitation on the flow capacity of the nozzle.
Since the gas gradient = 0.052 ρ g, the casing internal pressure Pin (psig) will be P in = p i - 0.052 ρ g H, (5).
P-SIMV was started with the inspiratory pressure (Pins) that will provide 8 ml/kg TV.
ARDS = acute respiratory distress syndrome; Crs = static thoracopulmonary compliance of the respiratory system; FRC = functional residual capacity, PEEP = positive end-expiratory pressure; Pexp = expiratory plateau airway pressure; Pins = inspiratory plateau airway pressure; Vt = tidal volume.
Crs was measured by holding a 10 s inspiratory pause to obtain the value of the inspiratory plateau airway pressure (Pins) and a 10 s expiratory pause to obtain the end-expiratory airway pressure (Pexp).
The ANOVA of QST data for each examination method demonstrated differences comparing arthralgia and OA patient groups and controls for MPT and PPT, with patients being more sensitive to pressure pain and pin-prick stimuli compared to controls (P < 0.005) (Table 3 and Additional file 2: Table S3).
A faulty pressure relief pin and an undersized secondary relief tank were blamed for discharging about 50,000 gallons of oil, some of which reached the Sabine River, court documents show.
In addition, the pressure oscillation (Pins) inside of the chamber gradually becomes intense.
The first four moments of the output pressure and fuel pin temperature were computed and analyzed.
Applying more pressure with rolling pin, flatten to a round 10 inches in diameter and 1/8 to 1/4 inch in thickness.
The conventional noninvasive tests for diagnosis of traumatic damage of the sensory nerves include static light touch detection, brush direction discrimination, two-point discrimination, the pin pressure nociceptive discrimination test, and thermal discrimination.
