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air pressure

NOUN
  1. the pressure exerted by the atmosphere

How To Use air pressure In A Sentence

  • The booth had positive outgoing air pressure so that outside smells couldn't get inside and affect the testers.
  • Your symptoms are more suggestive of an air pressure issue inside your middle ear cavity. The Sun
  • In Frémont's time the connection between weather events and changes in local air pressure were not well understood; barometers were rare and used primarily to measure elevation.
  • The balance of forces is lost and the flow crosses the isobars (lines of equal air pressure) towards the low pressure.
  • Ian's head smacked against the bottom of the dashboard and his ears popped from the momentary change in air pressure.
  • The vacuum inside the tube caused it to implode when the external air pressure was increased.
  • Air pressure forces the water through the pipe.
  • With the ordinary pressure of city gas upon this pipe it was found that the air pump must keep an air pressure of 40 pounds, that the air and gas might mix properly at the branch or fork, so we could get the best combustion and most heat from our "blowpipe," for such it was. Scientific American Supplement, No. 623, December 10, 1887
  • The air pressure variations due to lunisolar effects cause the deformation of the Earth and therefore directly and indirectly influence several geodynamical phenomena.
  • But the combination of temperature and air pressure has liquefied the methane, and the first images sent back from Huygens seem to show streams, rivers, and lakes of the stuff.
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