The paradox is explained by a seasonal shift of air pressure patterns in the interior West.
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The other seven were among the 43 with a normal nighttime blood pressure pattern at the start of the study.
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It is during this process that a characteristic pressure pattern develops ( see picture ), which is evaluated for determining the surface tension.
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Changing pressure patterns that affect the seasonality of precipitation also occur in Africa though it generally differs from the way it operates in Asia.
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Pressure measuring plates are useful for quantifying the pressure patterns under a foot over time but cannot quantify horizontal or shear components of the applied forces.
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The THT compares the expected variability with a particular woman's blood pressure pattern over a 48-hour period to find those who are consistently outside the expected range.
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After years of unusual conditions, " typical " wind and barometric pressure patterns returned last year, and some scientists predicted a much icier summer in the Arctic as a result.
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One is a naturally occurring, semiperiodic reversal of atmospheric pressure patterns and wind direction in the North Atlantic that is believed responsible for the flip-flop in continental temperatures, especially in Europe.
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An El Nino, which lasts a year or two, is a periodic warming of the southeastern Pacific Ocean that produces changes in atmospheric pressure patterns that alter wind and rainfall patterns.
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Once the driver is seated, a computer quickly measures the pressure on each of the bladders against a stored " ideal " pressure pattern and then adjusts the various bladder pressures accordingly.
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