Sentence examples for pressures equivalent to from inspiring English sources

The surface of Venus is hot enough to melt metal and boasts pressures equivalent to those found a mile below the ocean's surface.

The evaluation of the expected performance of the sensor in molten salt LiF BeF2 (Flibe), liquid metal lithium (Li) and lead 17 lithium (Pb 17Li) was carried out by means of the performance test in gas atmosphere at 700 °C with hydrogen partial pressures equivalent to those for the melts.

DCS is very rare in healthy individuals who experience pressures equivalent to this altitude.

For example, the shallow-water shrimp Palaemonetes varians tolerates pressures equivalent to 1000 m depth for at least a month and retains the ability to feed and successfully moult at this pressure, despite naturally inhabiting depths of less than 10 m (Cottin et al., 2012).

However, the pressure maintained inside even a pressurized aircraft may be as low as the pressure equivalent to an altitude of 2400 m above sea level.

With each 10-metre (32.8-foot) increase in depth, there is an increase in hydrostatic pressure equivalent to one atmosphere.

But nose blowing generated enormous pressure — "equivalent to a person's diastolic blood pressure reading," Dr. Hendley said — and propelled mucus into the sinuses every time.

It could only be a slightly higher pressure equivalent to that of being stationary under 1.5m depth of water for 30 minutes.

The impact on knees and feet is relatively low, with the pressure equivalent to two times one's body weight walking up stairs (compared with three to four times when running), Dr. Bryant said.

The hydrogen pressure equivalent to hydrogen overpotential was then evaluated.

A concentration of 25%% NaCl results in an osmotic pressure equivalent to about 195 bar.