Sentence examples for pressures regardless from inspiring English sources

This unique dispensing mechanism can control the velocity of droplets according to applied positive pressures regardless of other operating conditions and design parameters.

The regime is unlikely to respond to international pressures, regardless of their provenance.

A gas will diffuse from an area of greater partial pressure to an area of lower partial pressure regardless of the distribution of the partial pressures of other gases.

The corporation's own strategic review, unveiled in March, was seen as an attempt to pre-empt any major interference yet it seems fair to say that the BBC will find no respite from political pressure regardless of which party ends up in No 10Downing Street.

On the other hand, the droplet velocity remained consistent (variation < 0.5 m/s) at each applied pressure regardless of duration time (Figure 6(b)).

The velocity of droplets was affected mainly by the magnitude of positive pressure regardless of the duration time over which it was applied.

Elevated plasma oncotic pressure, regardless of which genesis, is known to cause acute renal failure since more than 20 years [49].

Also, Fig. 7 shows the same power-law dependence on the atmospheric pressure regardless of the initial conditions for the non-dimensional atmospheric pressure σ−1 of less than 10−6.

Rapid initial reductions in Zener drag pressure (regardless of whether the second-phase particles are coarsening or dissolving) generally result in a coarser final grain structure for a given initial grain size distribution.

This has led to the 'biomechanical theory' of glaucoma, which posits that the behavior of optic nerve head connective tissues (specifically within the peripapillary sclera and lamina cribrosa) in response to intraocular pressure (regardless of its magnitude) can directly and indirectly influence the physiology and pathophysiology of the optic nerve head.

In contrast, research by Professor Laura Kray of UC Berkeley and Assistant Professor Maryam Kouchaki of Northwestern University found that men are the opposite: They do not compromise their ethical standards under social pressure regardless of whether they're advocating for themselves or anyone else.