Sentence examples for raw pressure from inspiring English sources

Samples of raw pressure spectra, decomposed pressure waves, calibration results, accurate surge characterization and final compressor noise maps and estimated spectrograms are provided.

But, more importantly, there was a sociological change taking place--one that had nothing to do with science or the sway of scientifically sound argumentation, but rather by raw pressure politics explainable sociologically.

The polynomial was then used to correct the pressure data of the tag by subtracting the polynomial from the raw pressure data.

Raw pressure and live video recordings are transmitted to a tablet PC via a USB interface at a sampling frequency of 10 Hz.

Industry officials and state regulators, including the chairwoman of the Public Service Commission, Maureen O. Helmer, have said that the raw pressures of the market will force out the older plants, which simply will not be able to compete with new technologies that can produce more energy at lower cost.

For Tories like Cartland, deviating from the Chamberlain line was seen as betrayal, not disagreement, and the deviators were subjected to raw schoolboy pressure.

Raw ventilatory pressure and flow curves were transferred to a centralized server using a dedicated network.

Two-stage ignition, characteristic of large hydrocarbons, is observed over the entire range of conditions investigated, as demonstrated in the plots of raw experimental pressure traces.

Thus, while raw peak pressure displacement was not significantly sensitive to varying wheelchair configurations, secondary metrics computed from the raw IPM values appear to be significantly affected.

All variables were averaged for each 1-min data segment during upright tilting, and each segment of raw blood pressure, electrocardiogram, and cerebral Doppler signal was manually examined for artifacts.

Raw blood pressure values were not available for ECOG-2100; therefore, grade 3 5 hypertension as determined by CTC version 2.0 criteria was used (compared with version 3.0 for ECOG-5103) as the only phenotype definition.