Sentence examples for pressurised up from inspiring English sources

A typical test performed in GasTeF is the hydrogen cycling, in which tanks are filled and slowly emptied using hydrogen pressurised up to 88 MPa, for at least 1000 times in line with the requirements of the EU regulation on type-approval of hydrogen-powered motor vehicles.

And Dundee, who have moved up to the Premiership for this season, continued to pressurise up until Ferry's opener.

In the era of White Cube and Gagosian, Saatchi and the shark, did she feel at all pressurised to keep up, to go global and simply follow the market?

The residents in the south London house, who are all working professionals, feel pressurised to put up with poor living conditions or face a rental market that has rocketed in price.

The problem is that air heats up when pressurised and cools down when expanded.

Many married women still felt pressurised to leave work up until the 1960s, in both the private and public sectors.

Studies using both wire-based and pressurised in vitro set-ups have found that inhibition of NO synthesis reduces hypoxic vasodilation [ 34- 37], although L-NOARG had no effect on hypoxic relaxation in rat conduit coronary arteries [ 38].

They pump pressurised poisoned water downwards and up comes money.

He adds: "The world is now more than half urbanised, people live in cities, and for them to have water at home they need water to be pressurised in order to go up to the top floors".

The discharge of the Cnidarian stinging organelle, the nematocyst, is one of the fastest processes in biology and involves volume changes of the highly pressurised (150 bar) capsule of up to 50%.

One of the reasons it appeared to be on the rise, she said, could be "that it is so pressurising, growing up in this society, with all the social networking and bullying as well".