Sentence examples for steeper pressure from inspiring English sources

The pressure composition isotherms shows that the partial substitution of Mn for Ni results in lower desorption plateau pressure and steeper pressure plateau of the alloy electrodes.

Lee is a meticulous and occasionally brilliant filmmaker, and he has written the book on genre versatility; it's hard to think of another mainstream director who could handle the steep pressure changes between period drama (Sense and Sensibility) martial arts cinema (Crouching Tiger, Hidden Dragon) and gay Western (Brokeback Mountain) without suffering the bends.

Some examples of non-ideal DFIT behavior include steep pressure declines after shut-in, absence of pseudo-linear and pseudo-radial flow, and excessive storage indications.

The method is shown to be well suited for the simulation of lubrication flow between textured surfaces even in the presence of very steep pressure boundary layers.

The volume of the override zone and gravity segregation height play an important role in determining the sweep efficiency, which requires not only even pressure distribution but also steep pressure contour lines.

The pattern of zonal metamorphic response is demarcated by three major metamorphic discontinuities (MD) with steep pressure gradients, inferring crustal-scale structures that accommodated lateral exhumation of crustal wedges.

At high altitudes, lack of friction allows air to respond freely to the steep pressure gradient with low pressure at high altitude over the pole.

The steep pressure gradient between the Nevadan and the external hurricane conditions off of Manzanillo, Colima caused several tarpaulins to burst.

Wind gusts surpassing were recorded as it passed over Salento due to a steep pressure gradient associated with it, confirmed by regional radar observations denoting the presence of a clear eye.

Steep pressure and temperature gradients above the Atlas mountain range were evident on 19 September, a result of cool sea air attempting to penetrate inland; south of the mountains, a lee depression a low-pressure area in a mountainous region developed.

Together with the westerly premonsoon winds, enhanced convection and the steep pressure gradient across the Himalayan-Gangetic region steer aerosols aloft.