Sentence examples for proposing pressing from inspiring English sources
Nodding to the fact that often its the data on these laptops rather than the hardware itself that's at risk, he's proposing pressing charges for the loss of sensitive personal data on laptops.
After the 'how did you answer the trial' sentence appeared on the screen, participants selected one of the four response options proposed by pressing the corresponding button on the button box.
We propose that dynamic pressing can enhance formability, and demonstrate that density of an iron-based marginal glass forming alloy (Fe49.7Cr17.1Mn1.9Mo7.4W1.6B15.2C3.8Si2.4) can be enhanced by coupling loading rate to fast heating rate during spark plasma sintering.
The panel's Democrats, backed by organized labor, are pressing to increase proposed amounts.
The justice ministry, meanwhile, is pressing ahead with proposed legislation that would introduce SIAC-style secrecy to any civil trial or inquest in which a minister has decided that some evidence is too sensitive to be aired in public.
We here identify some of these pressing issues and propose some possible paths to move forward.
Many post-processing methods, such as heating and pressing, have been proposed to thin down the PVP layer.
A simple electrical resistance heat assisted pressing technique is proposed and demonstrated for the surface graphitization of aluminium alloys.
The optimum die design parameters covering a range of acceptable effective strain and strain homogeneity, filling fraction of the die exit channel and pressing load are proposed as being 60 mm and 2 for length of the deformation zone and diameter ratio, respectively.
In this paper, a novel route combining wet-chemical co-precipitation, hot-pressed sintering and post hot isostatic pressing (HIP) treatment was proposed for Fe2+:ZnS transparent ceramics.
Mr Abdirahman praised the week-long campaign for proposing solutions to the most pressing problems facing families in regard to education and called for greater community participation to secure the right to an education for children.
