Sentence examples for producing a pressure from inspiring English sources

When producing a pressure hull, periodic inspection, repair, and maintenance are conducted to maintain its soundness.

Stars began to form as gas clouds collapsed to the point where their own density is great enough so the light emitted by the colliding gas particles cannot escape the system, and the gas heats up, producing a pressure that fights against gravity.

It eventually intensified into a typhoon, producing a pressure of 999 mbar in the Ryukyu Islands while passing to the east.

The first scenario produced a pressure increase of 30 mbar for Pv=Pln=10 kW while the second scenario produced pressurization to the 2 bar EVITA limit when Pv=10 and Pln=5 kW.

Playing for country, team and pride produces a pressure unlike any that golfers experience in tournament play, even the four majors, and it is exacerbated by partisan crowds.

Because a one-metre (three-foot) column of seawater produces a pressure of about one decibar (0.1 atmosphere), the pressure in decibars is approximately equal to the depth in metres.

Sufficient sugar is added to the basic wine to produce a pressure of about five or six atmospheres (units of pressure, each equal to 14.7 pounds per square inch) following fermentation, assuming there is no loss of carbon dioxide.

Theodore Karasik, a Dubai-based security analyst, said that the leading theory there was that an old mine was adrift and bumped the ship; if it had degraded, it could have simply produced a pressure blast.

In February 1877 Edison began experiments designed to produce a pressure relay that would amplify and improve the audibility of the telephone, a device that Edison and others had studied but which Alexander Graham Bell was the first to patent, in 1876.

The intake of water produces a pressure that, in combination with other factors, pushes on the cellulose walls of the plant cells, thereby increasing the length, girth, and stiffness (turgor) of the cells and plant.

Hydraulic cylinder displacement shows that topdrive produces a pressure variation in probe similar in evolution.