Sentence examples for pressure rule from inspiring English sources

The relationship between vertebral growth and scoliotic deformity can be explained by Hueter-Volkmann's epiphyseal pressure rule.

But last week Ms. Jurman, a 17-year-old senior who is class valedictorian, editor of the school newspaper and a peer drug educator (her message: make your own decision about drugs and drinking and don't cave in to perceived peer pressure), ruled the entire school.

The classes have a strict no-pressure rule for students and faculty.

Maximum wing lift is calculated using both modified lifting line theory and the pressure difference rule.

The constitutional court is under international pressure to rule in favour of the European stability mechanism and fiscal pact.

They have even recruited a climate science denier to lobby banks under pressure to rule out funding coal expansions.

The proposed pressure selection rule and optimization process are helpful for reducing the TAC of the ED process.

While Mr. Mason's experience was rare, more than 30 arbitrators said in interviews that the pressure to rule for the companies that give them business was real.

The government is under increasing pressure to rule out public funding for Adani's Carmichael coalmine, after the Senate passed a Greens motion calling on the Coalition to rule out financing the mine or any associated infrastructure.

But state judges in Florida are elected, and any judge in the Miami area is likely to face tremendous pressure to rule that the boy stay in the United States.

But the systemic regulator will surely come under pressure to rule on specific individuals' salaries for political reasons (ie, because the public thinks a bonus is outrageously big, not because it is endangering the system).