In fact, the way Phelan talks about it, it sounds less like a highly pressurised three weeks of elite sport, and more like a massive lads holiday that somehow managed to define sport for a generation.
"I have always had very grave concerns that Alder Hey will only disclose information like this when pressurised".
Its main gimmick was that it came, like the even more despicable Watney's Red Barrel, in handy (for the publican) pressurised metal kegs, and tasted like liquid carbon dioxide.
Tell customer services that you are feeling pressurised by the debt collection agency and you would like this problem resolved as quickly as possible.
6 Employ older children or relatives who like bikes to peer-pressurise your kids into liking it.
Words that sound alarming abound in the geological literature: 'supercritical' for deep gas like CO2 when it becomes pressurised; 'overpressured' for layers of rock that have higher pressure than their depth would suggest; 'blowout' for when a well leaks gas uncontrollably.
A BA employee known only as 'Sarah', to the BBC, at the time of the incident: "When you're up at that altitude the cabin has to be pressurised so the problem is that anything like that is actually a health and safety problem because only 50percentt of the air is being recycled and cleaned".
Like the VHTR, the GFR uses pressurised helium both to cool the reactor core and drive a turbine, yielding higher thermal efficiency than systems with a secondary heat-transfer loop.
Fracking allows energy firms to tap once unreachable supplies of methane and oil beneath the Earth's surface by fissuring shale rock thousands of feet below ground with a highly pressurised elixir of water, silicon sand, and chemicals like benzene and formaldehyde.
The problem, writes this young researcher, is that such cost-cutting can make the job feel dangerously pressurised and nigh-on unbearable: "Why do I feel like giving it all up?
