Sentence examples for their diaphragm from inspiring English sources

These people haven't drawn a breath to the bottom of their diaphragm in a decade".

They had separate hearts and lungs but shared their diaphragm muscle and some anatomical structures below the diaphragm.

About one in 4,000 unborn babies will develop a hole in their diaphragm, the thin sheet of muscle separating the chest from the abdomen, which can allow the stomach, liver or bowels to move up through the gap into the chest cavity, squashing the lungs and, in the worst cases, leaving them too underdeveloped to allow breathing after birth.

During breath-hold imaging, patients take a breath deeper and hold their diaphragm location for an extended period of time (15 30 s), measured as decreased pressure within the tubing during inspiration (b, breath hold).

Lam teaches his students to position their diaphragm to move in conjunction with the vocal chords.

"I never thought in my lifetime where'd you have so many... single women who would vote on the issue of somebody else buying their diaphragm.

Babies depend on their diaphragms to breathe more than older children or adults.

They gather together after working their jobs where they make crap nobody wants or needs, singing in unison, somehow both under their breath and passionately from their diaphragms.

He pressed his fingers to his belly to demonstrate how singers could feel their diaphragms — "Like I'm pregnant," he said, prompting giggles.

On the stage, Kristin Linklater, a professor in Columbia's theatre program, and a former voice coach to Sigourney Weaver and Bill Murray, was asking a couple of dozen young men and women to impersonate their diaphragms and breathe deeply.

Many loudspeakers in newer flat television systems are mounted on the bottom of the television, with their diaphragms facing downward, so as to be hidden inside the TV frame.