The inflated, gently inflected forms of the figures give them a majestic presence.
European economist Ben May writes: Our central view is that for the peripheral economies' competitiveness to be restored over the next five years, while the rest of the eurozone continued to inflate gently, prices (as measured by the GDP deflator) would need to fall by about 23% in Greece, 12% in Italy and 6% in Spain and Portugal.
Left lung lobes from mice exposed to either 0.3 ppm O3 or filtered air for 48 hr were inflated gently with zinc formalin, fixed at a constant pressure (25 cm) of the same fixative for 30 min, tied off at the trachea, and immersed in the fixative for 1 day.
Once inflated, pull gently on the catheter to ensure the balloon is seated snugly against the neck of the bladder.
No longer flat but gently inflated and buoyant, these shapes hint at the raw abandon of Claes Oldenburg's soft sculptures, which arrived a little more than a decade later.
Period film shows a lovely white plus sign of a building perched atop a central post, simultaneously sleek and voluptuous; imagine Eero Saarinen's TWA terminal gently inflated like a water wing.
Retailers capitalize on the notion of a perceived sale and gently inflate the prices of other items in the weeks preceding the biggest shopping day of the year.
In a severe crash, both are used, but in a less-forceful impact just one is triggered, inflating the air bags more gently.
For this procedure, the surgeons created a lateral window in the posterior maxilla exposing the Schneiderian membrane, slightly elevate the membrane, insert a dilating balloon, and use hydraulic pressure to inflate the balloon, which then gently separates the membrane from the underlying bone and creates space for bone grafting materials [6].
The tip of a white latex glove (inflated diameter, 1 cm) on top of the small container mimicked the vocal sac, which could be inflated by the experimenter by gently blowing air through a 2.5-m-long hose.
