More often than not, chicken is mixed under high pressure and tumbled together with flavoring, starch, sodium phosphate and soy protein.
With hydroforming, steel tubes are clamped into a mold and ballooned into the desired shape by 15 seconds of water under high pressure.
In fracking, a mixture of water, sand and some chemicals is pumped into a well under high pressure to force the gas from the rock.
If autos are someday powered by hydrogen, Ovshinsky thinks the hydrogen should be stored not as a gas under high pressure, but as a solid hydride.
It is powered by an engine which drives a hydraulic pump to send oil under high pressure around its plumbing in order to animate its limbs.
Fracking involves the injection of water containing a surfactant and various other chemicals under high pressure into a source rock e.g. shale, causing the latter to fracture and release natural gas (principally methane).
The drilling technique, which uses sand, water and chemicals under high pressure to extract oil and natural gas from rock formations, has helped Eagle Ford oil production grow by 184% last year compared with 2011, according to the Railroad Commission of Texas, which regulates the state's oil and gas exploration and production.
Peak Oil means that, on balance, fields around the world that are young and still under high gas pressure, thus expanding their oil output, are equaled by older declining fields with lower pressure, which are forced to let their output slip each year.
Synthetic diamonds, made by compressing diamond shards under high temperature and pressure, are less brittle and wear more evenly than natural diamonds.
Running firms under the pressure of high dividend and interest payments wonderfully concentrates managers' thinking.
Profit margins are under pressure from high oil prices and, latterly, from a pickup in wage growth.
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Cisco gross margin under pressure from high-end switching product transitions.
In 1931 American chemical engineer Samuel Kistler invented the lightest known solid--an aerogel--by drying a form of silicon dioxide (a raw material for glass) under intense pressure and high temperature.
"With the high-tier under pressure and mid-tier becoming more competitive, we may see a slowdown in their sales, " she says.
Also under sever pressure are those high yield corporate bonds and bond funds that are becoming increasingly oversold in bull market territory.
To prevent this, milk is forced under extreme pressure and at high velocity to pass through tiny passages by a piston pump.
Quinn has come under pressure on some high-profile issues this year.
High beta tech stocks remain under pressure despite AAPL holding up well in the pre-market.
Their workload is high, and they are under pressure to approve drugs faster.
Moments later Bellaghy keeper Brian Scullion dropped a high ball from Paddy Bradley under pressure from substitute Basil Rafferty and the later knocked the ball to the net.
Either way, the CO2 must be put somewhere, for which strategies include pumping it into rocky formations (such as depleted oil and gas wells) at a pressure of 100 atmospheres, or even piping it in liquid form under pressure onto the sea-floor where it is cold enough and the pressure high enough that it is hoped the material will stay there, assisted by the formation of CO2-hydrate.
"When we're under pressure to act fast in a high-stakes situation, it often leads us to a set of traps, " he adds.
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If Big Oil and Fast Expanding Gas are to persuade people to accept the risks from blasting high pressure chemicals into rocks deep under their homes, the industry is going to have to get much closer to those communities.
The premium Marlboro brand has been under pressure from competitors and lower-priced cigarette brands as consumers face economic pressure and high unemployment.
Many predict that a currency board would come under immediate pressure, forcing interest rates sky-high.
Baseball's high salary structure has put executives and managers under deep pressure to produce quick results, lest clubs lose the strong television ratings, robust attendance and post-season games that boost their bottom lines.
And ever since then, that's been sort of the mental template - and actually operational template too - for members of the press, for prosecutors and for members of the opposition party to whoever is in office at the time, to find ways to have the real-time reality show drama of high-stakes hearings where you have witnesses under pressure, senators and representatives grandstanding in various ways.
The apparel retailers have come under immense pressure to reduce overhead costs as the industry faces high commodity costs.
But Sweden's high-minded attitude towards alcohol is now coming under pressure.
Governments are also under tremendous pressure to keep their pension fund rate of return high: the lower the rate of return on investment, the greater the pension obligations become.
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