Príklady exhaled

• Opium would be passed between her intertwining fingers and exhaled slowly as a cloud.

• There is no evidence to suggest that the virus existed freely in the exhaled air or the desquamated skin.

• Released viruses can spread from cell t o cell, be exhaled and infect a new host.

• Rather than actual carved objects, the serpent heads emerging from the ends of ceremonial bars are probably symbolic, breath-like emanations, massive versions of the serpents exhaled from jade earspools.

• Katharina imitated, with her hand on her own abdomen, feeling it moving upwards when she inhaled, downwards when she exhaled.

• Only a small fraction of this, however, would be retained in the lung since the majority of smoke particles are exhaled.

• Tobacco smoke in the air is about one fifth mainstream smoke, exhaled by smokers.

• The cyclist uses no fossil fuel and emits no nitrogen oxides or particulate matter in exhaled breath.

• The exhaled gas expands the counterlungs, and some of it flows into the inner bellows.

• Fleas smell exhaled carbon dioxide from humans and animals and jump rapidly to the source to feed on the newly found host.

• The use of oxygen masks that are capable of filtering exhaled particles is gradually becoming a recommended practice for pandemic preparation in many jurisdictions.

• Excess air, and the diver's exhaled breath, escaped by slightly lifting the edges of the mask.

• Attracted by the carbon dioxide exhaled by the mule deer, the blood-feeding female horse fly often lands on the head or face to feed.

• As the arterial blood was created, sooty vapors were created and passed to the lungs, also via the pulmonary artery, to be exhaled.

• The remaining oxygen is exhaled along with nitrogen and carbon dioxide about 95% of the volume.