Sentence examples for so-called pressure from inspiring English sources
The solvent diffusivity in heavy oil at constant temperature can be measured by using the so-called pressure decay method.
Astronauts currently have two suits: so-called pressure suits worn during launching and landing, and the bulkier suits for spacewalks.
We find that this unique muscle fiber architecture could generate a so-called pressure transition zone, which is a luminal pressure pattern that is of clinical interest.
In the case of adsorption of CO on AuPd(1 1 0) alloys, the so-called "pressure gap" exists and the surface morphology and its chemical states change at elevated pressure conditions.
The most widely used approach is the so-called pressure solution, which is based on several assumptions, most notably that the stress state is dominated by the hydrostatic pressure.
"The so-called pressure, I guess, would probably be on them, knowing they are such a massive club that is probably at the moment not getting the results they would like, so for us it's a chance," he admitted.
According to experimental [ 4, 12, 13] and human [ 14, 15] studies, re-aeration of a non-aerated lung unit depends not only on the inflating pressure, but also on the duration of sustained pressure, the so-called inflating pressure-time product (pressure × time) [ 16].
Cavitation is the result of the so-called negative pressure conditions, when liquid pressure becomes much lower than the atmospheric value, and fast decompression releases stored gases.
Moreover, shunt-responsive NPH patients (with so-called "normal" pressure) nonetheless have elevated pulse pressure, with amplitudes comparably high to those in stroke patients in the intensive care unit [ 118].
Among various atmospheric pressure plasma deposition techniques, the so-called "Atmospheric Pressure Plasma Dielectric Barrier Discharges" (APDBD) has recently received a lot of attention due to the easy ignition of a stable discharge and its scalability.
24, 25, 29 ESWT devices share two technical key characteristics of extracorporeal shock wave lithotripsy devices used for stone management, namely the electrohydraulic, electromagnetic, or piezoelectric generation of pressure waves and the generation of focused or so-called defocused pressure waves.
