"under the push" is not a correct or commonly used phrase in written English.
It is possible that it could be used in a specific context or by a particular group of people, but it is not a standard or widely understood phrase. Possible alternatives to convey a similar meaning could include: - Under pressure - Under the force of - Being pushed - In response to the push Example: The team worked tirelessly under pressure to meet the tight deadline.
Other companies that fall under the push rubric (although some shrug off the push tag) are XcelleNet, an Atlanta-based manager of remote systems, and Tibco, a multicaster that has licensed its technology to other push companies.
There is an alternative option under the push for privatising landholdings which addresses fears of the land being lost from the community: a closed market system where caveats restricting ownership to members of the community are placed on 99-year leases.
Significant movement of aggregate was observed in the direction of travel as well as to the side under the pushed wheel.
In another research, Jaber et al. (2013) modeled imperfect quality items under the push-and-pull effect of purchase and repair option in which the defectives were repaired at some cost or replaced by good items at some higher cost.
Real cells have passive viscoelastic mechanical features, but they also move actively under the pushes of their own cytoskeleton, and to the best of our knowledge there is no comprehensive model of cellular biomechanics [36], [37].
The results of the systematic survey showed that CWs technology achieved gradual perfection under the pushes of national policies, market demand, and technical feasibility, with the capacity of wastewater treatment increasing year by year.
In the new year, expect Wearables 2.0 to push that under-the-hood approach to the next level.
Under these circumstances, the push for reunification amounts to a call for regime change.
Or else, because the tucked-under fringe pushes the rug upward, the Roomba starts to burrow under the rug.
Under Sarkozy, France led the push for tough sanctions on Iran.
Even with this requirement, the push under the new law to link government databases is a concern to some government watchdogs.
