Примеры breath

• The peak inspiratory pressure, delivered breaths per minute, and thefractionof inspired oxygen all significantly increased during stemal closure.

• The upper plot refers to data recorded during three 1-min periods when the author had eyes closed and was slowly counting his breaths to facilitate relaxation.

• Perhaps here-between the shallow and frightened breaths of the subaltern and the deep and liberating breaths of the meditation master-lie the intimate sounds of the history of colonialism.

• The test is initiated by the driver placing the sensor head in his / her mouth then taking a few deep breaths and blowing into the device.

• The average was 15 breaths per minute.

• Step 2 further decreases physiological arousal and engages the mind by focusing interest in the benign mental operations of attending to one's breaths and counting them.

• We held our breaths, quite correctly in the circumstances, and were passed fit to continue with our journey.

• Politics concern not only those who are aged, but also those who are taking their first breaths.

• After catching our breaths at their honesty, at least we could say that they had given a few honest, straightforward reasons for a change.

• One is tempted to use the word "catalyst" again, or, at least, shall we call it a temporary resting place, where hard-pressed officials can get their breaths back.

• I have encountered breaths of fresh air.

• Anxiety was repor tedly par ticularly intense at night and linked to feelings of helplessness when spouses became acutely shor t of breath.

• The actor also keeps attentive to the breath.

• When someone begins to feel anxious, breathing rhythms change from slow constant breaths to quick, short breaths (also known as hyperventilating).

• The ventilator breaths are synchronized with patient inspiratory effort.