Sentence examples for weak pressure from inspiring English sources

This method utilizes the specification of a tree where vertical crack is easily made by weak pressure.

Ideally, there is a linear relationship between the max of PDL and pressure in FBG weak pressure sensor.

The proposed microelectronic process (fig. 1) is quite simple and could lead to the development of weak pressure sensor for biological application as heart pulse measure for example.

The theoretical analysis and experimental results prove that the proposed method can solve the cross-sensitivity problem in FBG weak pressure sensor.

In 1948, Dutch scientist Hendrik Casimir predicted that by creating a tiny cavity, small enough to exclude some of these virtual photons, physicists could coax a weak pressure from the crowd of photons outside the cavity.

The Arrhenius Eyring plot parameters reproduce the dynamic viscosity measurements with only a 2% RMS error, which is remarkable considering just two parameters are involved, A, the factor which includes the weak pressure dependence of the dynamic viscosity, and E/R, the barrier energy of the flow, where R is the universal gas constant.

Thus, "the Ngogo data suggest that chimpanzees are not aggressive when they are weak, pressured, disturbed, stressed, or starving, but when they are strong enough to assert themselves on vulnerable neighbors," says primatologist Martin Muller of the University of New Mexico in Albuquerque.

The slow recovery of genetic traits discussed above results from much weaker selection pressures for reverse evolution, which implies that even relatively low fishing mortalities are still likely to outweigh those weak pressures and hence hinder recovery.

The weaker pressure dependence of the LBVs of n-butanol/O2/He flames indicates that their flame chemistry changes less to resist the pressure variation.

Wind storms often build in the river valley, bring strong winds down the valley against weaker pressure systems to the south and east.

Behaviour, thus, can act as a buffer for selective pressures on physiology (Arnold, 1983, Garland & Carter, 1994, Garland & Kelly, 2006), leaving relatively weak selective pressure on the underlying physiology of performance.