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1. This is rather over 2000 tons per square inch.
2. He looked me over carefully, appraising every visible square inch.
3. Rats have less than a square inch of cortex, less than humans by a factor of 500.
4. Each pad, about a square inch, treats half a cubic foot.
5. Traditional transparent armor costs less than $4 per square inch. The aluminum oxynitride is now at least $10 per square inch.
6. The 10 to 100 gigabits of data per square inch on today's memory cards has an estimated life expectancy of only 10 to 30 years.
7. The diaphragms a surface area of about one square inch.
8. Earthbound humans have 14.7 pounds per square inch of air pressing on them every second of the day. Space suits only put about 4.3 pounds of pressure per square inch on the wearer.
9. PSI -- Pounds per square inch ; a measurement of pressure.
10. A square inch place includes infinite universe , small screen deduction in society all phenomena on earth.
11. That means its print head can squirt 1, 440, 000 little dots of ink on each square inch of paper.
12. The students are generally hipper than Oregon Staters, with more body piercings per square inch and broader social agendas.
13. In other words, Washington must remain urgently concerned about every square inch of the planet.
14. You have more sweat glands and blood vessels per square inch in your scalp than any other part of your body.
15. The seedlings grow as densely as four to five per square inch.
16. The front tyres should be inflated with thirty pounds of air to the square inch.
17. Cartons for apparel must be of double wall construction and have a minimum bursting strength of 200 pounds per square inch. Cartons must be of export quality.
18. Researchers discovered that a simple incompressible fluid model predicted that reducing disk volume by 0.6 percent results in an intradiscal pressure reduction of 1 psi (pounds per square inch).
19. Acetylene, when not dissolved in a solvent (free acetylene), can begin to dissociate (decompose) at pressures above 15 pounds per square inch gauge (psig).
20. Water towers take advantage of the force of gravity to provide pressure for the water they contain. Every vertical foot adds point-four-three pounds per square inch to the water pressure.
21. The air pressure at sea level is nearly 15 pounds for each square inch.
22. PRESSURE The air pressure at sea level is nearly 15 pounds for each square inch.
23. ATMOSPHERIC PRESSURE, Pressure of air due to the earth"s atmosphere, expressed in pounds per square inch (psi) or inches of mercury (in Hg) or millibars (mB)."
24. The contents experience extreme pressures of 40, 000 to 80, 000 pounds per square inch.
25. The HD-Storm hurricane-rated door system withstands wind pressures of up to 80 pounds per square inch.
26. Cartons for "fragile" goods must be of triple wall construction and have a minimum bursting strength of 250 pounds per square inch.
27. Pumping seawater to pressures of more than a thousand pounds per square inch takes less energy than boiling it—but it is still expensive.
28. As a comparison, pressures three miles below the ocean surface are less than 7, 000 pounds per square inch.
29. Towns usually keep their water pressure between fifty and one-hundred pounds per square inch, so a simple equation tells them how high to build the tower.
30. Yet we know that many animals live in at pressures of 15,000 pounds per square inch.
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