He was breathing hard, as he always did when we met in the past, taking his air in short, rapid puffs.
She took two rapid-fire puffs on her cigarette, as though to fortify herself.
This apparent contradiction might be related to the speed of pH change, being in our case a rapid and limited puff application vs. a slow and muscle-wide perfusion used by Hubbard et al. (26).
Furthermore, these three genes reside at chromosome cytolocations 74EF, 75B, and 2B5 respectively, which, along with approximately three other loci, exhibit rapid and dramatic puffing after exposure to 20E either naturally or artificially [ 2- 4].
An aide handed Kennedy the numbers for elected officials, union guys and family members, and Max dialed them in rapid succession, pausing only to puff on his inhaler.
Rapid heating at graphitization enhanced puffing of the rod in any case, however this inhibitor always suppressed the puffing.
During puffing, intensive heating of rice leads to rapid evaporation of water to vapor resulting in large pressure development.
Development of fundamentals-based models that can describe heat and moisture transport, rapid evaporation and large deformations can help understand the factors affecting the puffing processes and optimize them.
There then appeared to be a steady mass gain from first puff, followed by a repeated pattern of response per cigarette puff: a rapid initial increase in mass then a slower but more sustained increase in mass, concluding in a slight decease in mass (outlined in Figure 3A).
Subsequent absorption of inhaled THC is also rapid (Wolff and Johnston [2014]), and THC can be detected within seconds after the initial puff of a cigarette (Schwope et al. [2012]).
