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internal pressure

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internal pressure [in′tərn·əl ′presh·ər]
(physics)


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And he argued that internal pressure was the only kind that would work on President Mahmoud Ahmadinejad over Iran's nuclear programme, which Western powers fear is aimed at creating nuclear weapons, something Tehran denies.
Several authors have reported that the application of internal pressure during the heating and cooling stages has a remarkable effect on the overall cycle time (typically a reduction of ~20%) and part quality (improved impact strength by ~25%) (4-7).
The recall is due to the inflator for the driver's airbag, which could produce excessive internal pressure when deployed.
 
 
 
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