Sentence examples for pressure project from inspiring English sources
Each group writes a proposal for a "piece" of the project that will represent the theme of the project (for example, if the theme/title is "The Pressure Project," the group assigned to the school gymnasium might choose to stage the last ten seconds of a championship basketball game).
These tools are: Scanadu SCOUT, which monitors vital health signs such as heart rate and blood pressure, Project ScanaFlu, an automatic saliva testing device that scans for afflictions such as Strep Throat, and Project ScanaFlo, a urine testing device that looks at things such as dehydration and pregnancy.
The Philadelphia Blood Pressure Project (PBPP) followed some of the children enrolled at one of the CPP centers during adolescence and early adulthood (Katz et al. 1980).
However, when solid regions are taken into account, the pressure projected field cannot satisfy fully coupled boundary constraints imposed on external solid surfaces such as stress-free conditions, and, due to the rigidity of the medium, the boundary errors propagate deeply in the interior.
Their Job Pressures Project found, in 1988, that workers with access to nature at the office — even simple views of trees and flowers — felt that their jobs were less stressful and more satisfying.
He spent years on a blood-pressure project, but the molecular target was a dud.
This gambit placed Rorty under pressure to project a certain attitude: unfazed, affable, confident.
Do you feel under pressure to project an overly sexualised image "Yes indeed.
"I can't tell you the pressure that Project Fear and remain put on senior business people not to articulate their views," he said.
Yet Vietnamese intellectuals say that the CPV is subject to growing popular pressure to project its sovereignty in the territorial dispute and at the same time to reassess its economic dependence on the Chinese inputs that fuel the domestic manufacturing sector.
However, it pointed out that spiralling costs put pressure on project economics and caused some developments, such as Bressay and Rosebank, to be put on hold.
