internal pressure

There is a lot of internal pressure in the photo community, this if you're not close enough.

He just wanted the awful internal pressure and pain to end.

By May 1965 the group was starting to feel internal pressures.

The pressure from outside the organization led to internal pressures.

Under such internal pressure, some stars become incapable of making a decision.

"The internal pressure to get something done is heightened," he said.

"I always felt the internal pressure to be the model Orthodox," he said.

"Recognize that once the can is open, it will lose its internal pressure in about a week."

But it's dangerous if you keep letting the internal pressure build.

"Mexico is a country with its own internal pressures," the official added.

The dark space station and the lack of internal pressure told him that there was no one left to rescue.

His hands continued to move the internal pressure ahead of the depth requirement.

Teens often feel internal pressure to do the things that they think their peers are doing.

There will be more internal pressure for political change.

This inflammation causes an increase in internal pressure within these areas.

"There was a lot of internal pressure on the company to fulfill its promises," he said.

The blue ice cakes had cracked under their own internal pressure.

These are related to the loads of the design, such as the internal pressure and strain.

They wanted to get the feel of using it with internal pressure and weightlessness as conditions.

"He was a guy under tremendous internal pressure," Costello says.

The internal pressure had gone up, to more than a fifth of an atmosphere, and it was still rising.

Or expelled by the internal pressure of an atmosphere the ship no longer had.

But Starlab's systems were apparently working, even after all these years; the internal pressure and.

The internal pressure caused by the maneuver was putting a serious strain on them all, however.

"If he appears to give away things for nothing, the internal pressure on him grows," a senior Western diplomat said.