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Air pressure about 20 psi at the surface; temperature around ninety-five Fahrenheit.
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There is no question that each of us has inherent psi ability.
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So the psi unit naturally made the burning of the plant impossible.
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I've never broken a bone or anything-butthat's not a psi power!
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They had doctors of psi digging for footprints, shreds of clothing, everything.
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It also requires technology capable of handling pressure of 20,000 pound -force per square inch.
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At this speed the pressure of the air was about half a pound per square inch.
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A pressure of one pound per square inch is exerted by a column of water 2.3093 feet or 27.71 inches high at 62 degrees Fahrenheit.
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Beginning at sea level, air weighs about 15 pounds per square inch.
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Another common unit for pressure is the psi - pounds per square inch.
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The steam pressure was limited to seventy-five pounds per square inch.
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Typically, that pressure is in the neighborhood of fifty thousand pounds per square inch.
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The boiler pressure gauge stood at two hundred and ten pounds per square inch.
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The shelters were designed to withstand a blast of 140 pounds per square inch.
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The consequent compressive stress may be from 800 to a thousand pounds per square inch.
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The boiler was made to work at a pressure of 140 pounds per square inch.
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There, some seven miles down, the pressures rise to over sixteen thousand pounds per square inch.
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Steam is supplied from four boilers loaded to a pressure of 160 pounds per square inch.
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The steam pressure used is 110 pounds per square inch; and the engine has a Buckley condenser.
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As stipulated, he cannot decrease the pressure inside the straw to below zero pounds per square inch.
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Nickel aluminum has a tensile strength of 40,000 pounds per square inch.
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Vapor pressure results did not exceed 15 pounds per square inch (psi) in the NDPC report.
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