Though its sweat produces many of the world's goods, it is designers in Scandinavia and marketers in California who create and capture most of the value from those products.China's leaders know this, and are pouring billions of dollars into research and development.
These electrodes are sensitive to the composition of the sweat produced by the eccrine glands when stimulated.
These increases in ventilation ranged from 30 to 90 l min−1 and corresponded to the level of clothing ventilation required to remove sweat produced as a result of light work.
Because of a design flaw, euro coins that are exposed to human sweat produce a corrosive electrical current that makes them release the heavy metal at hundreds of times the acceptable rate.
In hot conditions, the secretions emulsify the sweat produced by the eccrine glands and this produces a sheet of sweat that is not readily lost in drops of sweat.
Three constructs on the mechanisms causing kubemenda were revealed: heat or sweat produced during sexual intercourse; sperm entering and contaminating breast milk; and, touching the baby without washing the body properly after having sexual intercourse.
For instance, if someone sniffs the sweat produced by someone else while they were experiencing fear, it can cause fearful emotions in the first person (de Groot et al., 2012).
This was not specific to any type of treatment as no correlation between the type of treatment (D-penicillamine/trientine/zinc) and the amount of sweat produced by Wilson patients could be found.
The stress response is typically characterized by subjective measures (e.g., degree of reported distress, frustration, and anger) and objective measures, such as cardiovascular responses and electrical conductance of the skin (i.e., skin conductance, which varies with the amount of sweat produced).
As such, they note in a blog post that, "because we put a lot of sweat into producing a polished, Apple-caliber application, we feel Birdfeed is worth $4.99".
As a result of heat generation, sweat glands produce perspiration, which remains in the skin and clothing interface, both in liquid and vapour form.
