Sentence examples for lowered breathing from inspiring English sources

But in the main, the class invoked the secular pillars of the practice, including sitting in an upright posture with legs crossed and gaze lowered, breathing exercises and "minimizing the distracting quality of past and future concerns by reframing them as mental projections occurring in the present".

Further work with SVS included three main goals including a lowered breathing pattern to aid in decreasing subglottic air pressure, vertical laryngeal position to lower to allow for a relaxed laryngeal position, and a top-down singing approach to encourage an easier, more balanced registration, and better resonance.

It is lowered in breathing and allows air to pass in and out through the nose.

Anne Savan of Reading University found that playing Mozart orchestral compositions helped her restless, special-needs students; their pulse rate lowered, their breathing was regularised and their concentration improved.

The body temperature is lowered, and breathing may be slowed to as low as 1 percent of the rate in an active individual.

When he started, the machine had graph paper and four moving pens to record various measurements: a red line for blood pressure, green for sweat skin conductance, and two blue ones for upper and lower breathing.

The lungs are not lobed, and a dehydrated camel has a lower breathing rate.

Birds have a greater tidal resting volume and lower breathing frequency than mammals of the same body mass.

It is well known that in the awake, spontaneously breathing human the respiratory hemodynamic fluctuations increase at lower breathing frequencies (despite constant tidal volume) and have a maximum of approximately 0.1 Hz (that is, the frequency of the spontaneously occurring Mayer waves) [ 19- 21].

His head is lowered; he is breathing noisily through his mouth.

Tuning out distractions, lowering the heartbeat, breathing slowly and delivering powerful pitches takes rhythmic coordination.