hydrostatic

"The hydrostatic pressure is so great, the water coming in will burst right through it."

"But I can easily put a larger hydrostatic check on them," he said.

The gas is held in place by so-called "hydrostatic" forces.

With a hydrostatic head of only 1000 mm, they may best be considered as summer tents.

Hydrostatic pressure always acts to oppose the weight of the body.

The strategy, called hydrostatic balancing, works on a simple principle.

The hydrostatic shock would either kill or drive it out of the hole.

"Based on the hydrostatic test, air made it to the alveoli."

I think the hydrostatic valves were open too much, also."

However, there is no one point at which an object can be said to have reached hydrostatic equilibrium.

A hydrostatic test head is usually specified as a height above the tank top.

At depth, hydrostatic pressure acts to keep it in a liquid state.

Their bodies work by a unique exploitation of hydrostatic principles.

Most if not all modern combines are equipped with hydrostatic drives.

For a fluid at rest, must be zero (so that hydrostatic pressure results).

Hydrostatic pressure is generated by the systolic force of the heart.

The hydrostatic drive may have been a contributing factor in abandoning the project.

Most hydrostatic release units have a working lifespan of around two years.

This causes the water level in a well to rise to a point where hydrostatic equilibrium has been reached.

The boy was holding up the can, ripped wide open by hydrostatic force, awe on his face.

The balance of these two forces is known as the hydrostatic balance.

"They are a combination of springs and hydrostatic valves," began Tom.

The limbs were used mainly in water, where hydrostatic pressure reduced the weight of the body.

In this case, hydrostatic relationships developed for uniform flow still apply.

It is derived from the hydrostatic equation and the ideal gas law.