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reduced pressure

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reduced pressure [ri′düst ′presh·ər]
(meteorology)
The calculated value of atmospheric pressure at mean sea level or some other specified level, as derived (reduced) from station pressure or actual pressure; thus, sea level pressure is nearly always a reduced pressure.
(thermodynamics)
The ratio of the pressure of a substance to its critical pressure.


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Households had discoloured supply, reduced pressure or no water at all as a result.
The Chartered Institute of Personnel and Development (CIPD) said the relative improvement in job prospects for the rest of the year was taking place against a backdrop of a much reduced pressure of demand for workers.
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