"But in the process, we have to be careful not to pay with strategic coin for mere tactical breathing room".
Her self-possession is such that the mere act of breathing in her presence feels like a vulgar transgression.
A recent study suggests that the mere act of breathing deeply may stretch lung tissue and cause the release of a protective chemical that keeps the airways open.
Filming Taris underwater, Vigo turns the mere technique of breathing into an exaltation of bubbles, an ecstatically disorienting aesthetic rendering of the biological.
Even in New York, however, the fashion crowd, clutching huge cups of Starbucks and staggering beneath the weight of their asymmetrical blouses, makes everyone else feel untidy, the mere fact of breathing, in the presence of these people, a seemingly vulgar excess.
I sleep like a person who has a large bed to themselves, no soundtrack of heavy breathing or snoring mere inches from them, and without feeling imprisoned or scared to thrash around in fear of waking someone.
In this scenario, centromere breathing is the mere consequence of limited cohesin stability.
There are chapters on the oxidation process, respiratory control, and the early difficulty of getting the medical profession to accept "sleep medicine" and to understand that "sleep breathing disorders were not mere medical anecdotes".
If democratic institutions used the new communication technologies as instruments of dialogue, and not for mere propaganda, they would breathe fresh air into their operations.
Too much tetrodotoxin can be fatal (about 5-10mg but a mere 2mg has been known to kill) because the muscles controlling breathing become immobile and the victim suffocates.
