| She heard the little buzz of mechanical life as pascal began to move. |
| This very large range of some seven powers of ten is somewhat ungainly for practical use, so that a logarithmic representation is chosen in place of the pascal. |
| Dr Rasmussen commented that the aim of the key comparison was to realize the pascal and not just to follow the IEC suggestion for the estimation of uncertainty. |
| If Lovegear wanted to work on pascal on his own time it was fine with the boss. |
| For the French, a roast leg of lamb, the gigot pascal, is the traditional Easter Sunday lunch. |
| Because a pascal is such a small pressure unit, the kilopascal, which is equal to 1000 newtons per square metre, is more commonly used. |
