He has several laughs, ranging from a brief, wry exhalation that reveals what Shelley Berman (who plays David's father on "Curb") calls his "wondrously perfect teeth," with their pronounced canines, to an uninhibited guffaw.
Instead of sonically airbrushing away slight irregularities, the engineers have left in the evidences of human performance, with a mispronunciation here, a brief imperfection there and, throughout, Mr. Gergiev's own dramatic inhalations and exhalations, especially when he cues an important entrance.
As illustrated by Figure 5a, each trial consisted of a 500 ms of rest, 2500 ms of inhalation, a brief stimulus-on period (200 ms), 500 ms of rest, and 2500 ms of exhalation (total of 5700 ms per trial).
That transient can, in fact, cause a brief force on the tube tending to move it in the direction opposite to the exhalation case.
There was a general exhalation, as if we'd each been kicked in the stomach, and then a brief burst of conversation -- more talking than at any time since we'd set sail.
In brief, when cardiac output is greater than average, CO2 delivery to the lungs (via the bloodstream) exceeds that removed by exhalation; therefore, ETCO2 concentrations rise.
It is followed by exhalation.
"Finality ran through the train, an exhalation.
Hence that exhalation, that sigh of understanding.
