Two workshops focusing specifically on positive thinking, relaxation, deep breathing, and visualisation in pregnancy are planned for this month. |
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Track three features some silence, some noisy violin screeches, and what I think is a female voice wailing and breathing slowly. |
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We got off at the south end of the loop and had a wander around breathing the place in, before heading for the art institute. |
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Firefighters wearing breathing apparatus and protective suits laid sheets of absorbent material on the slick to soak up the chemicals. |
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I walked several miles south along the beach past Venice and just spent some time relaxing and breathing in the sea air. |
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Doesn't a warrior pose in the park breathing in fresh air sound like a nice change of pace from the hot yoga studio? |
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Beneath the Cape's rugged cliff faces, washed by blue, mauve and aquamarine seas, migrating humpback whales can be heard breathing at sunrise. |
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She was rushed to Broomfield Hospital's accident and emergency but died after her breathing problems got worse. |
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The heart rate and breathing quickens, muscles become tense and senses become heightened. |
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She also learned from her teacher that the water scorpion's tail forms a siphon for breathing at the surface. |
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Without it, the carbonic acid produced during breathing would remain acidic and throw an organism's system out of balance. |
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The courtroom was huge, but the acoustics in the room were good and even the slightest bit of breathing could be heard. |
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Crews wearing breathing apparatus spent more than seven hours extinguishing the blaze and ensuring the property was safe. |
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Excessive breathing of fumes causes headache, weariness, and irritation of the nose and throat. |
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His breathing was rapid and shallow and the sorrow and weariness in his eyes were very apparent. |
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Sleep disordered breathing is a common finding in newly presenting acromegalic subjects. |
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Some others, like the Siamese fighting fish, are capable of breathing air in addition to extracting oxygen from the water with their gills. |
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Whether it's motion sensing, voice activation, or simply breathing, there are new ideas being concocted all over the place. |
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Still breathing heavy from her brisk, morning jog, she sauntered into the kitchen for a bottle of water. |
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Two set of feet trampled the house, and Virginia cupped a hand over her mouth, trying to silence her heavy breathing and inevitable sobs. |
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Morning loomed through the cloud of condensation that welled up out of Dan's sleeping bag, a breathing cave if ever there was one. |
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Increased size of the adenoids causes breathing problems and also susceptibility to infections. |
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Surgery might also help by removing tonsils and adenoids that prevent proper breathing. |
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The sound of ragged, empty breathing passed by her door and Chandra sleepily threw back her covers and clambered out of bed. |
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But I can see her chest rising and falling, and I can hear how ragged her breathing is. |
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I could hear the raggedness of his breathing and, after a moment, I felt his warm tears on my shoulder. |
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Vivian jumped from subject to subject without pause, as if breathing were merely a happy suggestion. |
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No one bothered advertising the fact that, in order to live, I need to keep breathing. |
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Another sign is a cough or a wheeze or breathing problems, sinusitis or other nasal problems. |
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As she drove to Wythenshawe Hospital, she says, Flynn started to have difficulty breathing and was whimpering in pain. |
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It also provides breathing room for raptors such as prairie falcons, golden eagles, and red-tailed hawks. |
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Rose noticed from behind the bushes that the male's breathing came out in laboring rasps for air. |
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The old man's breathing was becoming more irregular, reduced only to hoarse rasps. |
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She waits for another useless barrage of platitudes and axioms, but all she catches is the harsh rasp of his breathing. |
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No more labored breathing and no more post-nasal drip and raspy throat the next morning. |
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Half-way through, I find myself doing yogic breathing and meditation to keep from popping the esthetician in the face. |
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When those fish on your hook move their lips, they aren't just whistling Dixie, they're trying desperately to keep on breathing. |
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The white bass are on their annual spawning migration out of torpid Toledo Bend and into the living, breathing Sabine River. |
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As soon as she heard his heavy breathing, she lashed out, kicking anywhere and everywhere. |
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Some immunotherapy agents have serious side effects that can cause breathing difficulties and heart failure. |
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He was still breathing on his own, and all his monitor read-outs looked stable. |
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The 68-year-old complained of breathing difficulties on arrival in Australia and was taken to hospital, where he went into a coma. |
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Tai Chi Wu Style is a craft that includes gentle stretching and breathing exercises that will aid balance, co-ordination and relax muscles. |
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He discovered rebirthing by lying in a hot bath and breathing in a conscious connected manner. |
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He had seen enough and was having trouble breathing because the air was thin. |
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As I rested day after day in the sun, breathing the fresh air, God slowly turned my life around. |
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Inhalation includes deep breathing through the mouth and nose and often involves rebreathing exhaled air when a bag is used. |
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Without it, Shirley would have to constantly monitor the oxygen levels in his rebreather and inject oxygen into his breathing loop manually. |
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I started Pilates, I'm doing tai chi and kick-boxing, and I've even done the saxophone to help my breathing. |
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Hemmed in on all sides by low-rise buildings, the forecourt provides a breathing space for meeting, socializing and window shopping. |
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In October, Rehnquist underwent surgery to create a breathing hole in his windpipe. |
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I'll fix that, she smiled, breathing in the fresh air streaming in at her through the open window. |
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Ms Landau, a super-fit horsewoman, survived by breathing through an air pocket she managed to find near the brake pedal. |
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It thins mucus in air passages and makes it easier to cough up mucus and clear airways, allowing easier breathing. |
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Soft breathing came from the recesses in the walls, where the mattresses were. |
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Beside Qiara, Nook drew in a quick breath, as if his breathing had stopped altogether as the witch girl danced his will away. |
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He will continue recuperating from breathing problems and concentrate on his plans for holy week, which begins next Sunday. |
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The muscles tighten and narrow, causing the lining to swell, redden and produce mucus, making breathing difficult. |
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Rapid eye movement sleep is characterized by a highly erratic breathing pattern and could not be simulated with current technology. |
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No radio, no TV, just the meal, the New Yorker, and the soft high whine of Jasper breathing through his nose, coveting the redolent sausage. |
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Lunch is a vital breathing space during the working day and, these days, the options for eating at lunch-time are greater than ever. |
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Improvement of health and well-being can follow a training regime to bring the breathing pattern back to normal. |
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So still were the portrait images that they appeared to be photographs until one registered the movement of their breathing. |
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And when her labored breathing finally came to an end and her cloudy eyes stared off in the distance, I had a good cry. |
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In this case the symptoms will be thirst, vomiting, drowsiness, labored breathing, abdominal pain and fruity smelling breath. |
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I've written before about how his laboured breathing was one of the few things I remember of him. |
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Sweat was beading on his body, he was shaking all over, and he was breathing hard. |
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Controlled, rhythmic breathing has been found to be relaxing by women dealing with labour pain. |
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Blocks and blocks of homes are being rehabbed and spiffed up, which is breathing life into many once-forlorn districts of the city. |
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Avoid things that trigger your child's asthma, such as allergies and breathing in cold air. |
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The making of French films during this period endeavoured to create breathing space for those who were forced to flee the reign of terror. |
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She fascinated me with talk of rolfing, reiki, hollotropic breathing and other exotic phenomena. |
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Firefighters did the walk in relays, taking over from one another when the air in their breathing apparatus ran out. |
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Mr Routh-Jones said 16 firefighters wearing breathing apparatus worked in relays to fight the flames from the inside of the building. |
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I'm breathing like a Lamaze instructor because I'm not quite sure how I'm supposed to be breathing. |
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Group members helped each other learn how to cut up big pills so they were easier to swallow and to use Lamaze breathing during a spinal tap. |
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Rachael began mimicking Lamaze breathing techniques, which received odd glares from the rest of them. |
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Also, asthma shouldn't interfere with your ability to do Lamaze breathing techniques. |
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She had only ever before known a hotly breathing, living yarraman, a yarraman that walked and cantered and neighed and shied and bucked. |
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Learn and practise relaxation and breathing techniques, make more time to rest and relax, and ensure that you build leisure into your routine. |
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The rhythmic breathing and the relaxed state of the muscles are interpreted by the brain as conducive to a calm frame of mind. |
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As I calm my mind with relaxed, conscious breathing, my body will reach its peak efficiency and awareness. |
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The mix of emotions on his face was so varied between anxiety, worry and relief, when he saw me breathing again. |
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Yoga postures, specific yogic stretches as well as the breathing exercises can relieve the symptoms of stress. |
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Moreover, the percentage of stable breathing diminished with increasing age, body mass index, REM sleep, and supine position. |
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And it was as if he was suddenly larger than life, a living breathing projection of my own wilted self-image. |
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If your breathing and posture are correct, you will be able to perform each rep with control, concentration, precision and flow. |
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Blue turned her head slightly and saw that Ciel's eyes had shut and she was breathing silently, as if in eternal repose. |
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Although this all sounds quite anachronistic, are changes in technology breathing new life into these types of disputes? |
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At the same time, I started a job in anaesthetics where I was breathing in fluoridated gases on a daily basis. |
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Participants were children aged 2-59 months with complaints of cough, rapid respiration, or difficulty in breathing. |
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A deep silence settled upon his chest, his eyes dilated, his breathing became sporadic and restive. |
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Raphael heard Charmian's restive breathing, and a tear slid down his nose onto the furs he rested his head on. |
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Laid by Hickman in a silk-lined coffin with a hidden breathing tube, Bliss enacts phony resurrections for the gullible public. |
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Sodium attracts fluid, and when people retain fluid they have trouble breathing. |
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Shivering he slowed his breathing and closed his mind, retreating within himself in one of the meditation rituals. |
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My stride lengthened and I regulated my breathing as my track coach had taught me. |
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Her breathing returned to normal and she started to feel strength returning. |
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Paramedics were called after he began having breathing difficulties and lost consciousness, but efforts to revive him failed and he later died. |
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The competition has only lasted one minute, but both girls are breathing hard, and Lisa feels her strength fading. |
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She found herself making up a song, to the slow rhythm of his regular breathing, to the tune of her thoughts. |
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As he continued to ponder these things, he noted her breathing had become steady and rhythmic. |
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The only sound I could hear was the steady pace of my own breathing, which along with the rhythmic escape of air bubbles was quite hypnotic. |
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I am going to have a nice lie-down with some soothing wet newspaper over my face now and practice my alternate nostril breathing. |
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Passive or secondhand smoking means breathing other people's smoke and this can have serious health risks. |
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The overall effect raises blood pressure, stresses the heart, and affects breathing and your mood. |
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She rode on unharmed, no doubt breathing a sigh of relief as the only weapon she carried was a riding crop. |
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It was clear now that she was indeed sleeping, her light breathing in no way hindered. |
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After eight days and 120 miles of light-headedly walking on clouds, breathing became an unconscious and passive activity again. |
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She could hear the ragged breathing of her prey, drawing her to him like a moth to the flame. |
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I swam like mad towards the surface, harder than I've ever swum in my life, breathing the last of my air. |
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Officers wearing breathing apparatus used hand tools to break into the injured man's flat and rescue him from his bedroom. |
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Lucky for me I brought the full-faced respirator and self-contained breathing apparatus with me. |
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Firefighters, wearing breathing apparatus, found the first floor smoke-logged and saw flames coming from the airing cupboard door. |
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Fire crews, using breathing apparatus, had to search the building and ensure no persons were either trapped or seriously injured by the blaze. |
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Most include putting on self-contained breathing apparatus, getting hoses into place and using them to hit targets with water. |
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The instant she was out of the dining room, she broke out into a run, heart pounding, insides ripping apart, breathing shallowly. |
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Firefighters wearing breathing apparatus dragged a man from the inferno before using hose reels to douse the flames in a 70-minute operation. |
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About 30 firefighters, some of them wearing breathing apparatus, were needed to bring the flames under control. |
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He kissed her on the back of her neck and her breathing quickened as the goosebumps rose on her skin. |
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She began to concentrate on Carl's breathing, the slow rhythm of the rise and fall of his chest, the sound of the ocean tide in the distance. |
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With the mayor and the police force all breathing down Harry's neck, Harry finds himself between a rock and a hard place. |
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The pilot wears a pressure suit and uses the onboard liquid oxygen system for breathing at high altitudes. |
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On the plus side, last time I checked, we're not being invaded by hordes of liquid breathing little green men in chrome flying saucers, either. |
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We can live without breathing for only a few minutes, yet we give it very little thought. |
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I think I wanted a TV to distract me from the fact I was breathing, not living! |
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Although the vile black substance is poisonous to all moving and breathing things, it is very beneficial to plants. |
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The garden was a living, breathing, creature that now seemed intent upon swallowing her up. |
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Massage, aromatherapy, breathing exercises and guided visualisations will be among the techniques explored. |
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These episodes may necessitate stimulation or resuscitation to arouse the child and reinitiate regular breathing. |
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Greer came over to him, concerned, checking the man's pulse as his breathing roughened. |
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A 75-year-old man was admitted for fever, shivering, arthralgia, and chest pain that increased with deep breathing. |
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The prompt arrival of the corpsman began with attempts at artificial respiration to restore breathing. |
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Give yourself the breathing room necessary to feel your deepest longings and desires. |
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He looked up at his parents and gave them a loopy grin from the pure oxygen he had been breathing while being prepped for the surgery. |
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His breathing grew quiet, and he loosed his grip on me, and kissed my face and said my name over and over. |
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I used to listen to your breathing for hours after you fell asleep at night. |
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One member of the train crew was killed, and two nearby residents asphyxiated from breathing the gas. |
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Many foods can be dangerous for small children since they can aspirate the items, which will result in blockage of the breathing passages. |
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A deep rumble came up from the depths of his throat and his breathing quickened. |
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Cavity and maxillary sinus measurements were also obtained with mouth breathing and breath holding techniques. |
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Makoto stood there gasping for breath and Kathy was breathing heavily but still was more alert than him. |
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Alis felt her heart pound loudly against her chest, her breathing coming in soft but quick breaths. |
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Remember to try tightening all your muscles, holding your breath, or breathing heavy. |
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You want to hold your breath, because it just doesn't feel healthy breathing it in. |
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This test involves breathing normally then holding your breath for as long as is comfortable. |
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She ran down the street shouting for help after her son Jordan stopped breathing and turned blue. |
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She enjoyed cross-country runs, even with the cold wind making breathing difficult for her. |
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There must have been the same animal warmth, the same sweet animal smell, the same sounds of animals breathing, chewing and rustling hay. |
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He said it was hard work, and likened it to being an athlete, as exercises in breathing must be done daily. |
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The active breathing environment in a spacecraft cabin contains ten times more carbon dioxide than the atmosphere on Earth. |
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Matt's even breathing was lulling her to sleep, but she forced herself to stay awake. |
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Under saddle, your horse will mirror your breathing patterns and the shapes you make with your own body. |
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The lungfish use lungs as accessory breathing organs, and during droughts modern forms can survive for several years in burrows. |
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Up to 50 firefighters wearing breathing apparatus spent two hours bringing the fire that gutted the workshop under control. |
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Concentrate on breathing properly, with exercises such as yoga, t'ai chi and qi gong. |
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Along with your breathing, repetitive movement like walking, jogging, swimming or t'ai chi can be used to induce a meditative state. |
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Pamela waited, breathing in the salt air, gazing up at the brilliance above. |
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While breathing is an automatic process, it can be improved through regular practice. |
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The problem comes when a swimmer or diver manipulates the brain's automatic breathing control device through hyperventilation. |
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She told the court that she fell unconscious after breathing in the gas and awoke to find Haslam spreadeagled on her. |
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Two firefighters, in breathing apparatus, entered the maisonette to find the main lounge room alight. |
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The fledgling's breathing and heartbeat slowed, taut muscles went slack, and his third eyelids slid halfway across his bright gaze. |
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Now, breathing in the chill river spray, I wonder if the taxidermal specimen might be enough. |
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The scabbard was leather, with white metal designs of dragons breathing flame imprinted on to it. |
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My hand gripping the stick with such force, my skin was burning, my breathing heavy. |
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One woman, a laboratory technician, is believed to have been taken to hospital as a precaution when she reported breathing in fumes. |
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My lungs are so badly scarred that the smallest irritant can cause me to have trouble breathing. |
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Her feet made no sound against the smooth flagstones beneath them, and her breathing was scarcely audible. |
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My strongest memory of him is the sound of his laboured breathing. |
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British bulldogs suffer breathing problems due to their pendulous jowls. |
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Passengers wouldn't put up with stale air that stank of smoke, but now that smoking is banned, they have no way of knowing how stale the air they are breathing might be. |
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A simple breathing exercise could be the answer to our prayers. |
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Likewise, ancient Japanese nobility once attached bouquets of mint to their kimonos, breathing the aromatic herb was believed to invigorate the body. |
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These may include muscle relaxation, yoga, biofeedback and deep breathing. |
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The depth and rate of breathing are controlled by special centres in the brain, which influence the nerves that cause contraction and relaxation of the muscles of respiration. |
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I yawp when you stop breathing because in you is my own wish to survive. |
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He looked old, his eyes were lustreless, his breathing laboured. |
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By the end, our little group is gasping like a Lamaze breathing class. |
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I got in the lotus position and began the deep breathing exercises. |
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Anna was breathing fast, and her heart was racing a mile a minute. |
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Oldham's voice is pointed, with every gasp repressed yet breathing desire. |
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After baseline routine testing, the ventilatory pattern was evaluated with subjects sitting comfortably during room-air breathing and during CO2 rebreathing. |
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Plus, in order to get to the countryside you have to crawl out of the city, deep breathing toxic fumes and being gobbed on by small boys from footbridges as you go. |
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A hard spray of water will knock some bugs off the plants and a dusting of a non-toxic substance called rotenone shuts off their breathing mechanism. |
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I would suggest that she do some breathing success and work on her head voice so that she develops it enough to blend it. |
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With the patient still breathing at the usual rate, a 3-min equilibration phase was recorded with the patient rebreathing a mixture of room air and Xe gas. |
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Rae's breathing was terribly labored, as it was coming out in shaky rasps. |
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She was still breathing hard, but was beginning to get her breath back. |
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If dysfunctional breathing is as common as our data show, facilities for breathing retraining need to be available as part of the overall management of asthmatic patients. |
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As I listened to the steady in-and-out of my own breathing, and the increasing rapidness of my heartbeat, I wished, for a moment in time, that Kerwin would kiss me. |
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So she still has a severely malformed brain but is breathing on her own. |
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A specialist cleaning company had to send in people wearing protective clothing and breathing masks to clear what turned out to be six tonnes of waste. |
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Yet we crawl over wrecks, clamber over line-strewn reefs and drift in limited visibility into God knows what, while breathing wheezily from our single cylinder. |
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Since a tight feeling in your lungs is so common during panic attacks, deep breathing can interrupt that cycle. |
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In animals with lungs, heat is also lost by warming and humidifying the inspired air during breathing, with the greater proportion being through humidification. |
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Jonathan's rhythmic breathing lulled her into a deep dreamless sleep. |
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The youngster had breathing problems and was given an oxygen mask, inhalers and steroid tablets after contracting a viral-induced wheeze last summer. |
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We noted one area just south of Misty Island where the snow cover over a large number of birth lairs and breathing holes was washed away or had collapsed because of the rain. |
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Breathing in and out has been treated as an automatic process, which it seems to be, yet breathing is something that we can consciously take control of for different reasons. |
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He was hopping along on one leg, and appeared to find breathing painful. |
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This technology is no cure all, but it would at least give the world a chance and the requisite breathing space to further develop alternative energy sources. |
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As the body without the soul is dead, so the soul without the Spirit is dead, and one work of the Spirit is to quicken the dead soul by breathing into it the living spirit. |
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His eyes are dazed and reddened, and he's breathing heavily. |
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Deeply saturated, brusquely painted color jazzily crisscrosses the surface, intercut with a kind of breathing space where Smith leaves the raw linen exposed. |
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I went to get help and by the time I got back he had stopped breathing. |
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Less common causes of breathing problems are lung cancer, a blood clot in the lungs, air leakage around the lungs, and scarring of the lung tissue. |
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My aerobic capacity also changed from doing breathing exercises regularly. |
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Breath holding and arhythmical breathing takes its toll on the act of performance and can lead to memory slips, stage fright, and generally unaesthetic performances. |
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But the Hasidic communities that doggedly stick to a living, breathing Yiddish use different dialects. |
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She threw her body violently upright and stiffened, breathing heavily against her rebelling mind, pressing her thoughts into the silent empty space around her. |
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If I went to a friend's house only to spend one night there, I would have trouble breathing, clammy palms, and wooziness but never to this degree. |
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Firefighters using breathing apparatus waded through thick, acrid smoke and intense heat after a neighbour said he believed the woman was still inside. |
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Finally we pulled away, and took a moment to regain our breathing and righten our clothes where our hands had done more than a little exploration. |
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While with the fire service in Mayo she completed a two-week basic fire-fighting course and then a breathing apparatus course to qualify as a fire fighter. |
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According to the report, the evidence suggested that Mr. Stewart had stopped breathing before his arrival at Bellevue. |
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After fifteen minutes of CPR he is pronounced dead and taken to a mortuary, where attendants see him breathing. |
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Heroin blocks this automation so that when you fall asleep, you stop breathing. |
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Impaired breathing can make speech and articulation difficult. |
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Ranch was lying in a corner on a futon, face down, mouth open, a white stain under his chin, breathing heavily. |
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His eyes were closed, muscles lax, breathing barely detectable. |
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Six firefighters wearing breathing apparatus went into the smoke-logged building and had to force an entry into the rooms to make sure the building was evacuated. |
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According to these battle-scarred veterans, the best way to get rid of a larva is to plaster a thick piece of bacon on your skin above the breathing hole of a larva's warble. |
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During the three-year study of 830 patients, they found artificial respiration saves children who stop breathing as effectively as the more risky intubation procedure. |
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For instance, in active REM sleep, breathing and pulse may be irregular, and small muscular twitches are common. |
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He has this rather lugubrious expression and a kind of lethargy that makes you wonder if he finds it a bit of a pain to keep himself alive by breathing in and out. |
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However, in calm, deep wave sleep, breathing and pulse is slow and regular, and movements are more than rare, he says. |
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Take, for instance, those with sleep apnea, in which breathing periodically stops and starts throughout the night. |
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By this time his pulse was imperceptible and his breathing was stertorious, and at intervals of half a minute. |
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My mind reeled and my gag reflex was in danger of stopping me breathing. |
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Stared into the green mesh of bag, reeling, breathing deep lungfuls of conditioned air chilled so evenly that it hurt his teeth a little. |
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We want to explore ways of reinvigorating our coastal towns and breathing fresh life into our seaside resorts. |
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Coughing attacks were seen in all cases, fever in 2 cases, auscultatory crackles in 12 cases and difficulty breathing in 4 cases. |
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The Taoist chi kung approach to breathing is distinctly different from many other eastern methods of breathing. |
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Within 10 minutes, muscle tremors, lacrimation, urination, defecation, salivation and hard breathing occur. |
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You Mr Loughlin were not in a position, either of you, to communicate by radio to the breathing apparatus tallyman or to anyone. |
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Crews wearing breathing apparatus found a wicker laundry basket, its contents and the bathtub on fire in the bathroom. |
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A piece of food obstructed his airway and caused him to stop breathing. |
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The medicine makes breathing easier by opening nasal passages. |
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Considering the degree of muscular tension that accessory breathing entails, the net payoff in oxygenation makes it a poor energetic investment. |
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Here the breathing technique works with specific rhythms of nature, on expansion and contraction of this axiatonal line. |
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Intercalation is an energetically favourable process, and thus relates to the dynamic base-pair breathing properties of DNA itself. |
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My boss never lets me get on with my work. He's always breathing down my neck and checking up on me. |
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When she began to have trouble breathing, a sign of severe bulbar polio, she was taken by ambulance to another hospital. |
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Diaphragmatic breathing is controlled deep breathing using the lower abdomen rather than expanding the upper chest area. |
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Low breathing is called abdominal breathing, deep breathing or diaphragmatic breathing. |
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On the Tuesday, two days before Bede died, his breathing became worse and his feet swelled. |
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In the first people suffer an infection of the lungs, which leads to breathing difficulties. |
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Captain McGarrigle, however, seemed to be in trouble. He was breathing stertorously, his throat and chest juddering like those of an asthmatic. |
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Ram powered engines are considered the most simple type of air breathing jet engine because they can contain no moving parts. |
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Patients with breathing problems, car crash victims, patients with chest pains, seizures strokes among others face delayed response times. |
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At the end of the marathon, her labored breathing told us she was exhausted. |
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At the end of the marathon, her laboured breathing told us she was exhausted. |
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He is experiencing increased breathing difficulties, requiring a ventilator at times, and has been hospitalised several times. |
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Miss Cushman's Romeo is a creative, a living, breathing, animated, ardent human being. |
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With all the heavy breathing going on the windows were quickly steamed in the car. |
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Despite this defeat, the Scots had given France a valuable breathing space, effectively saving the country from English domination. |
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At midnight on 5 November Thomas's breathing became more difficult and his face turned blue. |
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Arctic seals use more breathing holes per individual, appear more restless when hauled out, and rarely defecate on the ice. |
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The maritories of Weddell seal males can overlap with female breathing holes in the ice. |
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As with a terrestrial mammal breathing out on a cold day, a small cloud of 'steam' appears. |
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Conscious breathing cetaceans sleep but cannot afford to be unconscious for long, because they may drown. |
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They are very social animals and engage in most necessary activities such as traveling, eating, and breathing together. |
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Air breathing fish can be divided into obligate air breathers and facultative air breathers. |
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The easiest way to catch jackknives is to pour salt on the characteristic breathing holes. |
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The ringed seal maintains a breathing hole in the ice thus allowing it to use ice habitat that other seals cannot. |
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This however means less room around the breathing hole as the ice slowly closes the gap. |
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Examples are breathing pattern detection for sleep monitoring and hand and finger gesture detection for computer interaction. |
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He suggested that despite his rescue attempt, Pliny never came within miles of Vesuvius and there is no evidence he died from breathing in fumes. |
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Peck looked peaked to Williams. He was pale and appeared to be breathing in shallow gasps. |
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If he could just stop breathing and listen but he was peching too much from the climb. |
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Symptoms can include irritable bowel, diarrhea, mouth and throat ulcerations, nausea, breathing difficulties, and, in rare cases, anaphylaxis. |
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Pleurisy usually causes pain, which is made worse by deep breathing, since the two inflamed layers of the pleura rub against each other. |
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When the common ostrich is breathing normally, under no heat stress, air flow is laminar. |
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Nose bots are fly larvae that inhabit a sheep's sinuses, causing breathing difficulties and discomfort. |
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If the cancer grows in the airways, it may obstruct airflow, causing breathing difficulties. |
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People can be exposed to graphite in the workplace by breathing it in, skin contact, and eye contact. |
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People can be exposed to kaolin in the workplace by breathing in the powder or from skin or eye contact. |
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The patient was now breathing stertorously and it was easy to see that he had suffered some terrible injury. |
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Further, a workable transcription will note sublexical elements such as breathing noise and laughter. |
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The synchronized swimmers did everything together, even breathing at the same time. |
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He could see her hand go to her slit, and soon she was toying herself along, breathing heavily. |
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We learn abdominal breathing and meditation, where we are encouraged to channel positive energy. |
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This simple abdominal breathing exercise is extremely effective in calming the mind, releasing tension and energising the body. |
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Deep belly or abdominal breathing through the mouth is what activates the Parasympathetic. |
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Bhattarai with a pillow before stuffing a washcloth in his mouth and filling his nostrils with paper towels to stop him from breathing. |
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The company's new breathing system is a revolutionary solution that incorporates an oil-less ambient air pump. |
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They measured the amount of PAH, aldehydes, and total particulate matter produced in the breathing zone of the cook. |
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Then there's wolfsbane, whose toxins penetrate the skin and paralyse breathing in half that time. |
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An idea that, by yogic breathing, meditation and self-reconciliation, a broader, global sense of shared well-being can be developed. |
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A SECURITY guard died on duty after breathing in carbon monoxide fumes from a gas fire in his cabin. |
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As long as he's keeping in contact and being respectful, let him have his breathing room. |
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Go to the breathing room and smile, closing the door behind you peacefully. |
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One technique that has become well known, particularly for teaching children to stop mouth breathing, is the Buteyko method. |
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Practitioners of the Buteyko Method, which teaches breathing control to sufferers, are offering courses in the West Midlands. |
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The 60-year-old found relief from his debilitating symptoms by using the Buteyko method, a breathing technique pioneered in Russia. |
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It is also used as for pest control and as an antitoxic agent, as well as for treating asthma, lung disease, cough and breathing difficulties. |
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Sleep apnea is diagnosed when a person stops breathing for 10 seconds or longer at least five times per hour during sleep. |
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Obstructive sleep apnoea is caused by the throat narrowing too much during sleep, preventing someone from breathing. |
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Inspired pressures are delivered using pressure control in apnoeic patients, or pressure support in spontaneously breathing patients. |
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