Sentence examples for tiny pressure from inspiring English sources

It replaces the C and Z trigger inputs with a tiny pressure switch in the stylus tip.

He held more than 200 patents, including some of the earliest for tiny pressure sensors micro machined from silicon.

Yet with the exception of tiny pressure groups, probation officers and one MP - Lynne Jones, the Labour member for Selly Oak - nobody is particularly concerned.

Just as space hoppers rely on every action having an equal and opposite reaction, light and heat reflected off an asteroid's surface exerts a tiny pressure.

She now has a patent pending on a tiny pressure cell that can withstand up to 150,000 atmospheres.

They turned nested spheres of graphite into tiny pressure chambers by bombarding them with high-speed electrons and ions.

It's also crucial that organisations learn not to succumb to the tiniest pressure, executing screeching U-turns the moment a few people complain on social media, because a few people always will.

The hair-free skin of each hand holds about 17,000 mechanoreceptors, specialized nerve endings that can detect tiny vibrations, pressure changes, microscopic bumps and slurries, the touch of a mosquito's leg.

Similarly to living organism, tensegrity-based robot generates global transformation with even tiny local pressure under low energy consumption, yet the subsequent configuration equilibrium can be sustained by its own.

For pore materials with mean pore radii exceeding 5μm the experimentally unavoidable tiny total pressure gradient induces additional permeation flow which precludes the use of Graham's law for evaluation of transport parameters of the porous solids.

"REINVENTING politics", reads the slogan on name-cards handed out by members of Think Centre, a tiny Singaporean pressure-group.