Sentence examples for support a column of from inspiring English sources
P1 − P2 is typically between 50% and 100% of the pressure drop needed to support a column of solids of height equal to that of the riser.
The atmosphere exerts a pressure proportional to the weight of a column of air above the surface of the Earth extending to the limit of the atmosphere: atmospheric pressure at sea level is on average sufficient to support a column of mercury 760 millimetres in height (abbreviated as 760 mm Hg the latter being the chemical symbol for mercury).
We assessed the pressure exerted on the tracheal wall by measuring the ability of the cuffs to support a column of water using a standard protocol.
In this study, we estimated the pressure exerted on the tracheal wall by the cuff by measuring the ability of the cuff to support a column of water in vitro and a column of gas in vivo.
For those who are convinced that Lee Harvey Oswald didn't kill Kennedy – or that Lyndon Johnson did – Manchester's book is a travesty and a main supporting column of the establishment cover-up.
A vertical garden of ferns, ivies and other plants, created by Green Fortune, a Swedish company, grows around the support column of the central staircase, up to the second level.
A single pedestal may also support a group of columns, or colonnade.
At 13:16, a German 240 mm shell skidded across the top of her conning tower, sheared the top of the fire control periscope off (the periscope remains fell back into the conning tower and wounded the gunnery officer and three others), hit the main support column of the navigation bridge and exploded.
In deterministic compressed sensing, it is desired that a sensing matrix should be able to support a variety of admissible column numbers to sense a signal of various lengths.
It used an external circular frame supported by columns of a fixed height which allowed the enclosed container to rise and fall on a floating water reservoir.
The expression is more explicit in the caryatid, a human figure that replaces the column, and in the burdened animals and dwarfs that support the columns of Romanesque portals.
