Sentence examples for to perspiration from inspiring English sources

Middlesex's anticipated promotion has owed more to perspiration than inspiration.

With luck and enough cold beer or frozen fruit juice, you will be able to come close to replacing the bodily fluids lost to perspiration and tears -- and a couple of bucks more will buy you another one.

And "any undergarments that either are or can be visible during play [including due to perspiration] must also be completely white except for a single trim of colour no wider than one centimetre".

Table 7 illustrates the color fastness to perspiration.

The cooling effect due to perspiration on the human skin is an example of evaporative cooling.

The light fastness, rubbing fastness and fastness to perspiration of the printed fabric were good.

New Era, the official cap maker of Major League Baseball, has introduced a line of fitted caps for spring training that the company says are 40 percent lighter than traditional on-field caps and are designed to allow perspiration to evaporate faster, keeping players cooler.

"The high-tech fabrics made to retain perspiration and to dry faster are made to be more performative and therefore resist the nature, and [the piece] obviously alludes to a possible catastrophe, disappearance, extinction".

But neither was Richard Reid, the infamous "Shoe Bomber" of 2001, whose boot-held device failed to detonate due to foot perspiration.

Borrowing technology from NASA (with a dollop of Under Armour), the startup has designed a next-gen line of dress shirts, called "Apollo," that adapt to your body to control perspiration, reduce odor, stay wrinkle free and looking a badass.

Switching of physical and chemical behavior of smart textiles is needed to regulate the temperature of the body and the humidity of the skin surface to evacuate excessive perspiration, to protect the skin from irradiation, aggressive chemicals and microbes, and to protect the cloth from becoming contaminated with dust and stains of foods, beverages, and oil.