Sentence examples for pressures for which from inspiring English sources

Laminar flame speeds of methyl formate/air mixtures were measured at sub-atmospheric pressures for which limited data exist.

Experiments have been performed with molten drops of Ni, Cu, or Au on pure, polycrystalline alumina at oxygen partial pressures for which no adsorption is expected and with Al to determine the effect of extremely low p(O2).

The phenomenon of internal pressurization of partially enclosed buildings has been long recognized and understood by engineers and represents more than a threefold increase in internal pressure, which significantly increases the net pressures for which the building envelope must be designed.

Bêche and others (2006) observed many seasonal differences in biological traits in this data set, showing that each season exerted distinct pressures, for which different sets of traits were suitable.

It occurs even for excitation of the cochlea at high sound pressures, for which the active processes within the outer hair cells are saturated and do not contribute significantly to the dynamics.

The straight lines indicate conodes joining points on the binodal curves that represent compositions of feldspars that coexist stably at the temperatures and pressures for which the diagrams have been constructed.

Azuara is coping with high blood pressure for which she is not receiving treatment.

What does seem apparent, though, is that it has effects beyond the stress, claustrophobia and pressure for which astronauts are trained.

It is tacitly understood by everyone that this journey may be the last trip undertaken by Emilia, who suffers from various geriatric ailments, including high blood pressure, for which she refuses to take medication.

Rezaian suffers from chronic high blood pressure – for which the prison is providing him with the Iranian version of his prescribed medication – and he is also afflicted with recurring eye infections and an inflammation of his groin.

The combined efforts of community, mental health, ambulance and acute trusts and FTs in delivering the A&E standard is "a significant achievement at a time of great pressure for which great credit is due to staff".