Sentence examples for pressure with which from inspiring English sources

Another interesting feature of Kwa languages is the fortis/lenis distinction i.e., the contrast between the degree of pressure with which sounds are articulated.

Technicians say that that the profile is derived from typing characteristics like hand size and speed, the pressure with which keys are struck and the length of time keys are held down, characteristics that are different for each person.

"They lost control because of the high pressure with which the fuel exits the pipeline.

Indeed, Ford believed that "… organisms automatically generate their own cycles of abundance and rarity and that the changes in selection pressure with which these are associated many greatly increase the speed of evolution" (Ford 1975, p. 36).

Tap water pressure refers to the pressure with which the water gushes out of the tap, this is important as high pressured tap water can reach households' overhead reservoirs and showers, and can also reach those residing upstairs, thus minimizing wasting time in waiting or fetching water.

"Obviously not in a literal, physical sense, which would be impossible here anyway, but more in the artistic and poetic sense with a certain playful aspect of the depths of light and the physicality of the sound pressure, with which we are trying to interpret the void".

We however perceive greater investment in mental health services as offering a solution to the pressures with which many hospitals and GPs are struggling to cope.

The case raises the complications of worker morale, union relations and political and business pressures with which administrators coped, knowing that the possibility of privatization was a real alternative.

As recent college graduates head back home from campus they are finding a historically tough economy, chronically weak job market, and emotional pressures with which recent generations never had to contend.

Diesel had needed high-pressure air with which to introduce powdered coal into the cylinder; when liquid petroleum replaced powdered coal as fuel, a pump could be made to take the place of the high-pressure air compressor.

This enables structures to be solved at an earlier stage in the data collection and is particularly useful for data collected with diamond-anvil high-pressure cells, with which it is not always possible to collect complete data.