Examples of using To the pressure in English and their translations into Czech
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Ireland North West and they find it very difficult to survive economically due to the pressure exerted on them.
because it provides ideal resistance to the pressure of the carbon dioxide contained in the drink.
Do you realize if you stay at this depth you will permanently adapt to the pressure?
I do not for one second believe that you would have bowed to the pressure of certain Member States.
only apply as refers to the pressure resistance of the sensor body.
But sometimes I want it to work so badly that I succumb to the pressure and I act like an idiot.
I feel amazing that I don't have to go on to the pressure test,'cause nobody has any idea what it's gonna be,
Russia to add their political weight to the pressure on the Burmese government to improve the human rights situation in this country.
at which the vapor pressure of the liquid is equal to the pressure exerted on the liquid A watched pot never boils, by the surrounding atmosphere.
is equal to the pressure exerted on the liquid until its contents reach a temperature A watched pot never boils, at which the vapor pressure of the liquid.
By the surrounding atmosphere. at which the vapor pressure of the liquid is equal to the pressure exerted on the liquid until its contents reach a temperature You know the old saying, A watched pot never boils.
is equal to the pressure exerted on the liquid at which the vapor pressure of the liquid.
which was ultimately detrimental to all workers due to the pressure to level down working conditions.
She's feeling some anxiety due to the pressures of fame.
It's a classic adolescent response to the pressures of incipient adulthood.
And it is clear that exposing him to the pressures of criminal investigations while indulging his fantastical pseudoscientific notions has exacerbated the worst features of his mental illness.
Ladies and gentlemen, I would like to draw your attention to the pressures on the maize market which are especially rife in Central Europe.