Sentence examples for water heart from inspiring English sources

Body like water, heart like a drum.

He also offered Orban a painting by Dine called "Water Heart" for $120,000, but said it was actually worth $200,000.

I provide a review of the measurement of flying and diving metabolic rate in the wild, paying particular attention to mass loss, doubly-labelled water, heart rate and accelerometry.

For generations, the Sahtúgot'ine Dene people in northern Canada have told a story about the "water heart," a power that connects all living things throughout their traditional territory.

Following removal of doxycycline from the drinking water, heart weight to body weight ratio size increased significantly (Figure 4).

The Spearman correlation (r) between objectively measured physical activity (e.g., accelerometry, doubly labeled water, heart rate monitoring) and activity measured via questionnaire varies between studies and ranges from −0.71 to 0.96 (3– 5), but it is typically low to moderate (mean across studies: r = 0.37; standard deviation, 0.25) (4).

Without all of you and your contributions (hats, bags, snacks, water, heart-to-hearts, finding our "lost" one, driving, hospitality, and holding space for me), I wouldn't have been able to fully receive the impact of that extraordinary, historical day.

My breathing has shifted into the right place; any slight cold-water heart-race or panting has calmed down.

The record gasoline-powered lap, clocked this year by John McGuinness on a modified Honda CBR1000RR, averaged an eye-watering, heart-stopping 131.578 miles an hour.

Time-course of body weight changes is available as Additional file 2: Figure S1.> -wrap-foot> The values of blood glucose, daily water intake, heart weight, body weight (BW) and heart weight to body weight ratio are shown of the study groups vehicle-treated controls (Co), cinacigroups vehicle-treated(controlsvehiCoe-treated diabetic (DiabCo) and cinacinaciguat-treatedbetiCoCinabCin) groups.

When they drank cold water, their heart rates were lower than when they did not drink.