Sentence examples for resulting pressure from inspiring English sources

From the resulting pressure, Cooke's dummy sucked Sean Long out of position, allowing McMenemy to surge through a gap in the Saints defensive line.

The resulting pressure gradient in the fluid drives the flow from the inlet to the outlet of the micropump.

But even if all London-based financial institutions making their own Brexit were equally shared between the three "candidates", how could Luxembourg cope with the demographic shock and with the resulting pressure on housing prices and public infrastructures?

The main objection to this colour-coded proposal is that the resulting pressure on countries to reduce their red debt could backfire.

The model reveals that time-to-cover-cracking is a function of the rust production and the strength of the system to resist the resulting pressure.

The desire to micturate begins at around a content of 400 millilitres, but it can be voluntarily overridden until the content reaches 600 800 millilitres, with a resulting pressure within the bladder of up to 100 millimetres of water.

During the propagation of this conical wave in an urban canyon, the resulting pressure signals are measured using a time reversal array flush mounted into the ground.

Using the resulting pressure-flow curves, we extract the equivalent hydrodynamic resistances and estimate the relative viscosities.

The fluid pressure exerted on the top of the object is less than that exerted on the bottom; the resulting pressure-gradient force pushes the object upward, counteracting the downward force rVg exerted on the object by gravity.

The resulting pressure-volume curve is well explained by a linear relation (R2 = 0.95), in contrast to nonlinear dependence found in intact kidneys.

The resulting pressure-volume curves were obtained directly from the ventilator and recorded to verify that the fundamental model mechanics were accurate.