Sentence examples for pressures encountered from inspiring English sources

Consisting of a heavy stainless steel shell wrapped within layers of insulating material and covered by an aluminum housing, a memory unit is expected to survive impacts of 3,400 g (units of gravitational acceleration), flame temperatures as high as 1,100 °C (2,000 °F), and pressures encountered at 6,000 metres (20,000 feet) underwater.

The oil industry has developed technologies to hold in the 125-megapascal (18,000-pound-per-square-inch) pressures encountered at even such lesser depths.

At the low pressures encountered in shallow-sea systems, phase separation often occurs below the critical point of seawater and can be equated to "subcritical" boiling [37],[37].

We found that immune strategy could be explained by the selective pressures encountered by each morph and that stress decreased encapsulation, but not lysozyme activity.

A large-scale high altitude environment simulation test cabin was developed to accurately control temperatures and pressures encountered at high altitudes.

This is probably due to the specific self-weight consolidation, different drainage conditions and confinement pressures encountered in the paste backfilled stopes.

So far, the highest temperature encountered is 370 °C and the highest pressure encountered is 172 MPa (Table 3).

The issues on ground subsidence and under-hydrostatic water pressure encountered at this new airport site and settlement occurred during pavement construction are also addressed.

Post-drill pore pressure prediction using wireline log and mudlog was carried out in the X-field, Onshore Niger Delta basin to predict the depth of abnormal pressure occurrence, estimate the amount of pore pressure encountered and its trend within the field.

Patients and methods We conducted a bi-centric non interventional, prospective and observational study to measure the pressure encountered in the circulatory system at the time of death in critically-ill patients on an arterial catheter and a central venous catheter.

It is conceivable that high abdominal pressure encountered in obese patients could impair the anastomotic vascularisation.