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Sneezing usually occurs in response to nasal irritation, triggering a reflex that expels air at speeds of around 150 kilometres an hour.
Another mechanism inside the tiger's head expels air through a single pipe with two tones.
A set of bellows expels air through a pipe inside the man's throat, with its opening at his mouth.
As it whistles, it expels air through its nose with such a force that the whole of its body vibrates.
"It lets your shoulders down, helps relax your muscles and expels air, so you can slowly breathe more in, he explained.
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Unlike vocalization processes of many other vertebrates, frogs broadcast sound without expelling air.
Add a pinch of pepper, sugar and salt to each, expel air from the bags, seal.
To clean a room, he said, collapse a panel and the expelled air will blow away dust.
The ballooning dogs expelled air from their bowels; this led frequently — and simultaneously — to defecation, urination, and projectile vomiting.
By collecting all the expelled air, Cooper calculated the volume of oxygen consumed, in relation to body weight.
Mr. Wey is more vigorous, doubling over and expelling air again and again or savagely lunging through space.
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