pascals in a sentence

1. from pascals to albatrosses.

2. Po = saturated pressure of adsorbate gas, in pascals,

3. These variations are represented by amplitude and are expressed in Pascals.

4. Kilopascals, or thousands of pascals, is represented by kPa; pounds per square inch is psi.

5. At first sight that seems an unassailable position, at least in the weak sense of Pascals’s wager.

6. Thanks to Pascals grandparents we travelled comfortable by car from Sankt Andreasberg to Göttingen.

7. Converting pressure to kiloPascals (kPa), which equals 1,000 Pascals, will abbreviate large pressure values.

8. Pascals are the metric system unit for pressure, psi is the Imperial unit, and may be more familiar to Americans.

9. Pressure drop is defined as the pressure differential from one side of a louvre to the opposite side, often expressed in Pascals (Pa).

10. Often times, the abbreviations PAA (Pascals Absolute) or PSIA (Pounds per Square Inch Absolute) are used to describe absolute pressure.

11. This is different than the use of the term "ultrahigh vacuum" in other fields, where it usually refers to a pressure below 10−7 pascals instead.

12. Because this is such a tiny quantity, typical pressures in industrial and manufacturing applications are measured in kilopascals, where one kPa = 1,000 Pascals.

13. Even if the total pressure is well above the triple point of water, provided that the partial pressure of the water vapor is 611.657 pascals, then the system can still be brought to the triple point of water.

14. Based on the asteroid's size, density and shape, in order for centripetal force to not break 1950 DA apart, the researchers estimate the asteroid needs at least 64 pascals of pressure to hold together, similar to the amount of pressure a penny exerts on the palm of a person's hand.