Sentence examples for time to exhale from inspiring English sources
Patricia F. Russo has little time to exhale.
On the smooth-riding TGV, I finally had time to exhale.
If nothing else, the few seconds it takes to choose a ball can buy players time to exhale from the previous point and focus on the next.
With time to exhale before the Super Bowl, it's a chance to examine how well fantasy football experts' preseason rankings fared.
With barely time to exhale, Stephenson has returned with Volume 2 of the Baroque Cycle, "The Confusion," and it is every bit as rollicking and overstuffed as its predecessor.
Gerbarg recommends downloading a timekeeping app that uses chimes to time the breaths, such as the "two bells" download from the website Coherence.com, which features distinct Tibetan bells alternating every six seconds to alert you that it's time to inhale or exhale.
Now is the time to begin the exhaling process," he said.
Two main calculations were made: the exhaled time to reach peak expiratory flow as a fraction of total expiratory time (tPTEF/ tE) and the tidal volume exhaled at peak tidal expiratory flow as a fraction of total tidal volume (VPTEF/ VE).
RSV = respiratory syncytial virus; tPTEF/ tE = exhaled time to reach peak expiratory flow as a fraction of total expiratory time; VmaxFRC = maximal flow at functional residual capacity produced by forced expiration as a result of a rapid chest compression; VPTEF/ VE = tidal volume exhaled at peak tidal expiratory flow as a fraction of total tidal volume.
Martial artists do this all the time to ensure that they've exhaled.
