Sentence examples for recoil pressure from inspiring English sources

The molten material increases, and the escaping vapor produces a very high recoil pressure on the molten material at the bottom of the hole.

Thus, changes in surface tension alter the recoil pressure of the lung directly and indirectly by deforming lung tissue and hence changing tissue tensions.

The recoil pressure effect, on the contrary, is capable of strongly decreasing the melt-through time in a certain range of laser intensity.

The range of laser intensities where the melt-through time is controlled by the recoil pressure effect is not unique and depends on the film thickness.

The material transport and its accumulation at the border of the imprints was assigned mainly to the effect of ambient gas breakdown and vaporization plasma recoil pressure.

Both thermo-capillary force and recoil pressure induced by the material evaporation, which are the major driving forces for the melt flow, are incorporated in the formulation.

Normally, PTPoes is measured as the area subtended by Poes and the chest wall static recoil pressure-time curve over the T I, taking into account the PEEPi, as described by Sassoon et al. [ 15].

PEEPErs marked the pressure at which the coexistence of normally aerated, poorly aerated and hyperinflated areas appeared to minimize overall lung parenchyma recoil pressures, resulting in plateau pressures below 30 cmH2O (Table 1).

The relative contributions of evaporation and melt expulsion due to the recoil vapor pressure and Marangoni effects to the laser damage and melt dynamics in continuous wave (CW) laser interactions with free-standing aluminum films are evaluated in two-phase hydrodynamic simulations.

And McCain's reformists recoil from the pressure of the Christian right on a range of social issues; the Bush people embrace the evangelicals.

It is important to notice that the P V relationship chosen was defined by removing the effect of the active recoil from the pressure transient and fitted to three points during diastole: (1) minimum volume, (2) point prior to atrial kick and (3) end-diastolic volume (Zile et al. 2004).