For example, we might try to keep work e-mails brief, taking inspiration from Twitter's 140-character limit.
Recently, Breenan et al. [ 29] reappraised the use of IVC variations to estimate the RAP; they analyzed IVCmax, IVCmin and cIVC during passive respiration and during a sniff test in which the patient was asked to perform a brief, rapid inspiration [ 29].
We chalk them up to emotional experiences or brief blips of inspiration and move on with our daily routine.
Or we just take a brief riff, an inspiration from a moment in a Mexican folk song, and we let that blossom into a song that feels more contemporary.
"We just take a brief riff, an inspiration from a moment in a Mexican folk song, and we let that blossom into a song that feels more contemporary," the singer said.
HARRISON, N.J. — On some night in the future, when their play is similarly pedestrian, the Red Bulls may be saved by a brief moment of inspiration — a flash of skill or expression of creativity — from one of their new star players.
We also predict that, if older animals have more difficulty maintaining robust call climaxes, (iv) this will be revealed by an increase in brief, high-pitched inspirations, hereafter referred to (in italics) as ' high notes'.
Across four exposure groups [stress/CAPs; stress/filtered air (FA); nonstress/CAPs; nonstress/FA], animals exposed to both stress and CAPs displayed elevated C-reactive protein and altered respiratory function relative to other groups, with higher frequencies and briefer pauses after inspiration and expiration, suggesting a shallower, more rapid breathing pattern (Clougherty et al. 2008).
Gerrard provided a brief introduction about the inspiration for the conference and thanked the Earth Institute at Columbia University, World Bank, Government of Australia, Government of South Korea, and Government of Israel for their support.
