Solid-fuel reactors are atomic pressure cookers, with the constant danger of high-pressure ruptures, meltdowns, and the forceful ejection of radioactive material into the environment.
But Dindane made no mistake just after the half-hour mark as the hosts finally made the most of their near-constant pressure.
This is but one example of the slow, steady job loss that has been happening for the past 20 years in the U.S., facilitated by technology, globalization and constant pressure to maintain profits in a highly efficient market-based economy.
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Yet there is constant pressure by lawyers, lobbyists and legislators to repeal the sliding scale--even attempts to slip language into totally unrelated bills in Albany.
As the Blues produced constant pressure, Thompson put the champions ahead 17 minutes from time with a close-range finish.
The 21-year-old dominated proceedings as his all-action style helped him chase down shots all over the court to put Calleri under constant pressure.
Along with the venomous groundstrokes, Nadal's ability to retrieve lost causes kept Djokovic under constant pressure and a seventh break of his serve enabled the defending champion to establish a 2-0 lead in the third set.
Until now, he has used golf the way most presidents have, even glad-handing extroverts like Bill Clinton: as an escape from phones and cameras and pressure and the constant demands on their time.
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In a context of constant pressure on economy, including on ship time budgets, we need to be inventive and set up win-win cooperations.
Rangers were now under almost constant pressure, although a clever Steven Davis chip forced a fine save from Cesar and a driven Papac free-kick flew just over.
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