Sentence examples for that pushes on from inspiring English sources

Hydrostatic pressure — a "multidirectional pressure" that pushes on the chest in water — makes breathing more difficult.

One of LIGO's systems responds to minuscule seismic tremors by activating a damping system that pushes on the mirrors with exactly the right counterforce to keep them steady; another monitors for disruptive sounds from passing cars, airplanes, or wolves.

A bird's flapping produces a downdraft that pushes on the lorry's floor with a force, on average, the same as the bird's weight.In this section University challenge Flight details Fear to tread Higher water mark Correction ReprintsThat simple explanation, though, did not satisfy David Lentink, an engineer at Stanford University.

The valve is raised from its seat by the action of a rotating cam that pushes on the bottom of the shank, permitting gas flow between region A, which leads to the intake or exhaust pipes, and region B, which leads to the cylinder.

Theorists speculate that the rest takes the form of a cosmological constant, first proposed by Einstein--an energy in empty space that pushes on the fabric of space-time.

These poems serve as affirmations, too, in long, lyrical questions-and-answers that push on into the early morning, braving last call.

For a reversible process, if the external pressure were constant, there would need to be a force that pushed on the piston so the process could be considered quasi-equilibrium.

Some layers are easily magnetized and will essentially pull the external magnetic field lines around the cylinder; those layers alternate with shells of superconducting plates that push on the field, preventing it from coming straight in toward the center.

By staying out of that push on Manchin-Toomey, Obama kept the polarization minimized.

The institute's roof-crush test uses a metal plate that pushes down on one corner of a roof.

We actually passed a bill that pushes back on the president's illegal actions on immigration.