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Example sentences for "pressures"

Lexicographically close words:
pressmen; presso; pressroom; pressure; pressured; pressurized; presswork; prest; preste; prestes
  1. He did not find that the highest pressures necessarily showed the greatest insufficiency of the kidneys, but that the blood pressure must be considered in conjunction with other toxic symptoms.

  2. They found that "low systolic pressures are not invariably of evil omen.

  3. He also takes the systolic and diastolic pressures at the same time.

  4. The average of these pressures should be read as the true systolic blood pressure.

  5. Quackenbos says that when persons with higher blood pressures than the foregoing have been kept under observation for some time, they sooner or later show albumin and casts in the urine.

  6. At other times, especially when there is no marked arteriosclerosis and no marked kidney or liver lesion, very high blood pressures are reduced only by very large doses, even as much as 10 grains a day.

  7. Kilgore urges that these highest pressures should not be taken as the true systolic blood pressure, but the average of a series of these varying blood pressures.

  8. Exposure to such pressures is apt to be followed by disagreeable and even dangerous physiological effects, which are commonly referred to as caisson disease or compressed air illness.

  9. The calculated pressures of aggressive communism have forced us, instead, to live in a world of turmoil.

  10. This budget will help ease pressures in our credit and capital markets.

  11. It will be recalled that pressures to actuate service meters are applied to the test-strand.

  12. This species may be there as a relict, as a pioneer, or only because surplus birds are being pushed into marginal habitat by population pressures on their main range to the south.

  13. Pressures on State and local governments for increased services necessitated by increasing populations will require additional expenditures.

  14. By comparing time and energy use, one can gain insight into the selective pressures on each species and have a basis on which to compare complex ecology more meaningfully than if one listed other types of differences.

  15. Equipped with a fluid circulation device of the Erentz principle within its double hull, the first submarine was able to penetrate the great ocean deeps, withstanding the tremendous ocean pressures at depths of four thousand fathoms.

  16. The Planetara was so equipped, against the explosive tendency of its inner air-pressures when flying in the near-vacuum of space.

  17. The aneroid readings, says Mr. Glaisher, "prove all the observations made in the several ascents may be safely depended upon, and also that an aneroid barometer can be made to read correctly to pressures below twelve inches.

  18. The pressures concerned are usually measured in atmospheres (1 atmosphere = 1.

  19. But when we pass to solutions of mineral salts and acids--to solutions of electrolytes in fact--we find that the observed values of the osmotic pressures and of the allied phenomena are greater than the normal values.

  20. The first three are tensions (pressures if they are negative) across three planes parallel to fixed rectangular directions, and the remaining three are tangential tractions across the same three planes.

  21. The freezing points and vapour pressures of solutions of sugar are also in conformity with the theoretical numbers.

  22. The stress that suffices in the simpler problem gives rise to no vertical force, and it is clear that in addition to longitudinal tensions and pressures there must be tangential tractions on the cross-sections.

  23. Wehage, who experimented with blocks of wrought iron subjected to equal pressures in two directions at right angles to each other.

  24. Despite the powerful pressures it was undergoing, the Nautilus sank still deeper.

  25. The pumps began to expel water from the ballast tanks; on the pressure gauge, a needle marked the decreasing pressures that indicated the Nautilus's upward progress; then the needle stopped.

  26. When the inside and outside pressures are in perfect balance, they neutralize each other and allow you to tolerate them without discomfort.

  27. The pressures for growth in Federal use of national resources are great.

  28. Despite the inevitable pressures that build up when the world economy suffers from high unemployment, we must firmly resist the demands for self-defeating protectionism.

  29. I resisted the immense pressures of an election year to open the floodgates of Federal money and the temptation to promise more than I could deliver.

  30. I know the political pressures in this session of the Congress will be great.

  31. It will relieve pressures upon and give added strength to building and loan associations, savings banks, and deposit banks, engaged in extending such credits.

  32. Should these pressures continue, further actions might be required.

  33. Since May 1943, following President Roosevelt's "hold the line" order and in the face of the greatest pressures which this country has ever seen, the cost of living index has risen only three percent.

  34. With new pressures on people and the way they work and live, I believe we must expand family leave so that workers can take time off for teacher conferences and a child's medical checkup.

  35. In Asia, the relentless pressures of the Chinese Communists menace the security of the entire area--from the borders of India and South Viet Nam to the jungles of Laos, struggling to protect its newly-won independence.

  36. The inflationary pressures on prices and rents, with relatively few exceptions, are now at an all-time peak.

  37. Pressures on certain interests, it is admitted, have been felt; but allowing to these their greatest extent, they detract but little from the force of the remarks already made.

  38. One peculiarity in its construction is that no water jacket or hollow piston is used; yet under any of the extreme pressures to which the machine has been tested, no inconvenience, we are informed, from heat has been perceptible.

  39. The pressures sometimes vary in two boilers connected in this way; and they should be set in such a way that the water cannot be forced from one into the other under any circumstances.

  40. Our subject has therefore here to be left unfinished until we shall have described the Mohammedan influences making pressures on the West and the East.

  41. If, however, the two pressures are applied together, the frog does not both croak and move; it does neither; there is no response to the stimuli.

  42. It is of considerable length and is built of a number of jackets and hoops to give the required resistance to the heavy pressures exerted in firing, this being a high-velocity gun.

  43. The composition of the liquid mixture is then determinable when the vapour-pressures of the separate components are known.

  44. Although authorized to administer only small fines or penalties, they were established in a fashion designed to involve large numbers of people in the judicial process and to exert local pressures on those appearing before them.

  45. Those that constitute no significant danger to society and should be prevented from recurring by social pressures have been removed from the list of crimes and have been relegated to the judicial commissions.

  46. The Ceausescu regime successfully cultivated relations with the People's Republic of China and persisted in the development of these relations despite tremendous pressures from the Soviet Union and other Warsaw Pact states.

  47. Between the Scylla of convection currents at higher pressures and the Charybdis of radiometer action at lower pressures, there seems to be a channel at a pressure of about two or three centimetres of mercury.

  48. At very low pressures a slightly different action of the gas becomes a disturbing factor.

  49. R Hence by the measurement of these pressures we can determine R, and hence the velocity with which an ion moves under a given electric intensity.

  50. In the same gas, however, at different pressures the discharging potential does not vary so quickly with the pressure as does the mean free path.

  51. We see from this table that for a given value of X, [alpha] for small pressures increases as the pressure increases; it attains a maximum at a particular pressure, and then diminishes as the pressure increases.

  52. At atmospheric pressures the luminosity is confined to the immediate neighbourhood of the point.

  53. We have already described the general appearance of the discharge through gases at low pressures (see p.

  54. With relaxing pressures the great ice-ridges slowly decreasing in height fell apart, and the ship was again on her usual level, but rent fatally and making water fast.

  55. The groaning, grinding ice-field was breaking up under enormous pressures that came from the colliding floe-bergs, which were revolving under various forces of wind and sea currents.

  56. The end came on October 19 within four miles of the East Greenland coast, when a gale sprang up and the collision of the fast ice of the shore and the moving sea-pack had already increased the ice-pressures with fearful results.

  57. With the violent wind arose an awful groaning of the ice-pack, due to the tremendous pressures of the surging ocean beneath and of the crowding floes around.

  58. Under these awful pressures the huge floes, as they met, crumbling at the edges, threw up vast masses of broken ice which in long pressure-ridges acted as buffers.

  59. The river ice was under such storm-pressures and it oscillated so strongly and continuously to and fro that they all feared that the river would open and swallow them up.

  60. It was known to him that no ship had ever escaped from such wintering in the drifting ice-pack of the Greenland Sea, and indeed the violent and frequently recurring pressures of the ice-field pointed to the early loss of their ship.

  61. Of those lapses from critical good faith, part of the explanation is to be found in the innate difficulty of vital innovation for all intelligences; part in the special pressures of the religious environment.

  62. All the while, it is the same primary force of reason that sets up the alternate pressures, and the secondary pressures are generated by, and are impossible without, the first.

  63. Phil gave her hand two pressures to signify that he understood, and had a pressure in response before she withdrew her hand with a fluttering, nervous quickness.

  64. If you do, two pressures of the hand is yes.

  65. The length of bearing surfaces is regulated by the pressures which may occur (43) between them, and by the nature of the materials of which they may be composed.

  66. The employment of higher pressures in public supply-stations has necessitated greater care in the selection of the lamp fittings, and in the manner of carrying out the wiring work.


  67. The above list will hopefully give you a few useful examples demonstrating the appropriate usage of "pressures" in a variety of sentences. We hope that you will now be able to make sentences using this word.