Definition: Statistical pressure refers to a force acting on something or someone, such as an atmosphere or a machine's design that can cause it to exert a significant amount of strain, typically causing damage over time. This pressure can come from external factors like temperature or humidity fluctuations, or from internal forces like wear and tear caused by repeated use. It's the term used when describing how much something is affected by its surroundings or environment.
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