Sentence examples for heartbeat rises from inspiring English sources

The aim of this study was to calculate baseline fetal heart rate (FHR) together with temporary heartbeat rises and falls (types I and II) occurring between weeks 25 and 35 of pregnancy in patients diagnosed with mild or severe preeclampsia.

St . Jude Medical a maker of devices to regulate heartbeats, rose $3.16, to $68.55.

"At the beginning of Q1, the heartbeat was rising very quickly when we realised there was an issue," said Vettel.

The measured functional magnetic resonance imaging (fMRI) time series is typically corrupted by instrumental drift and physiological noise due to respiration and heartbeat giving rise to temporal correlation in the signals.

Because, when you think about it, Richard Keys is everything that's bad about modern football punditry – the guy you find at the party at 11PM with one hand in the underwear drawer and another holding a glass of wine, calmly turning to you, detached and aroused, his heartbeat not rising one bit, going, "Oh," he's going, "Oh, I was looking for the bathroom".

Berman's book takes you into the action, the heartbeat of the rise, fall, and rise of the man who, in an age of unchecked greed and cynicism, championed a bottom-top approach to power.

The signs are usually physical: a flushing in the face, a tightening in the chest, a rising heartbeat, the desire to strike out or withdraw.

An exasperated Max is offered a pill for his rising heartbeat, and asked, "Would you like to talk to a human?" Sweatier still is his dash down a crowded L.A. street, with an enemy craft cruising overhead like the angel of death.

"It knows when your heartbeat or stress level rises and it records with a camera when your brain activity is highest to provide a sort of mood or attention map of your day".

Xavi, the symbol of Spain's rise and the heartbeat of their midfield for so long, was dropped for the Chile game and at 34 might never pull on the red shirt again.

It's our celebration of having emerged from the long, dark tunnel of winter, a civic heartbeat in which everyday people rise above their everyday lives.