While Manning is still hearing play calls from the sideline in his in-helmet receiver as he runs the no-huddle offense, the pressure on him to process the information and then correctly relay it to everyone else can be stressful.
This article describes the use of the continuous pressure injection technique to process the perpendicularly aligned wax pattern of a maxillary resection obturator.
Earlier this year, the sheriff of Cook County, Illinois, pressured Mastercard and Visa into refusing to process transactions for Backpage, an online website that posts ads for sex workers.
A defiance of authority referral, however, is the archetypal consequence that schools are pressured to not process, fearing it will be seen as evidence of a "disparate impact" in discipline.
Business process standardization (BPS), a well-established element of the business process management (BPM) toolbox, is driven by the ongoing pressure to tune process performance (Münstermann et al. 2010; Ramakumar and Cooper 2004).
The Shadow Home Secretary also argued that the Government should be doing more to support Kent police and local authorities to deal with the crisis, but whilst "exercising maximum diplomatic pressure on the French Government" to process asylum claims faster".
And even though the government have started adding more guidance, and developers must now consult prior to making an application, this is hardly going to add any significant, extra pressure to the process.
SOFC stacks can be successfully operated at elevated pressure by containment in a pressure vessel and equalization of the vessel pressure to the process pressure (i.e. anode and cathode gas flows).
Francis Welch, the producer of Speak No Evil, a 2005 BBC documentary that discusses the restrictions, argued that the legislation "added pressure to the process of reporting events in Northern Ireland", while Sinn Féin's Danny Morrison believed the ban "was a weapon of war used by the government" in an attempt to silence the Republican movement.
