Sentence examples for relationship with pressure from inspiring English sources

Then there is Kei Nishikori, who has a more complicated relationship with pressure.

Kei Nishikori, Japan's best tennis player, has a complicated relationship with pressure.

Until he acquires this conviction, which is something that comes only with establishing a comfortable relationship with pressure, he is unlikely to set British tennis fans free from their long wait.

The response surface equations obtained showed that all the properties examined had a positive linear relationship with pressure and a negative quadratic relationship with number of passes except for ABTS radical scavenging activity which was quadratically related to both processing parameters.

For example, synthesized crustal deformation, calculated using both spherical (Mogi, 1958) and dike (Okada, 1992) sources, exhibited a linear relationship with pressure changes but a nonlinear relationship with source location and size.

The features in Figure 5 notwithstanding, the pressure dependence of water solubility in more complex melts, including natural basalt and other aluminosilicate compositions, shows no simple solubility relationship with pressure (or f H 2 O ) (Figure 5C).

The RBM frequencies of both inner and outer tubes have positive linear relationships with pressure acting on both ends of DWCNTs.

Portella G, Cormio M, Citerio G, et al. Continuous cerebral compliance monitoring in severe head injury: its relationship with intracranial pressure and cerebral perfusion pressure.

In our study, RI was not associated with systolic nor with diastolic blood pressure despite its relationship with pulse pressure.

It shows that pressure difference has no relationship with static pressure, thus PCGV can be adopted in hydrogen pipelines.

At low recovery, the limiting flux depends on the logarithm of the ratio of hydraulic to bulk osmotic pressure and at moderate or higher recovery, the relationship with this pressure ratio is a little more complex but nonetheless can be expressed as an explicit analytical formula.