Examples of using Exhaled in English and their translations into Hebrew
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Tom exhaled.
What the hell," he exhaled.
Tom exhaled slowly.
Sighs, short and infrequent, were exhaled.
Tom exhaled quietly.
Now I can work,” Elizabeth exhaled.
He exhaled the words through his teeth.
The Defense Professor exhaled, almost like a sigh.
After sixty-one years together, she simply clutched my hand and exhaled.
FEV1 indicates the volume of air forcefully exhaled within the first second of exhalation.
If you have a disease, your organism will change,and so will the composition of your exhaled breath.
If I only exhaled, I would give my being up to cosmic space as does the infertile human egg.
A simple device sensitive to the existence of Hydrogen in exhaled gas, used for diagnosing lactose and fructose intolerance.
SARS was identified as being respiratory based and it was determined that conventional oxygen therapydevices were not designed for the containment of exhaled particles.
He landed safely, and I exhaled with admiration and relief- a vivid memory I carry with me every day.
Even in the driest, highest places on Earth,the air is sweet and thick with oxygen exhaled from thousands of miles away by our rainforests.
FEV1/FVC is the amount of air exhaled in the first second compared to the total amount of air exhaled.
Measuring instrument for direct assesment anddisplay of the carbon dioxide saturation either in a patient's exhaled gas, in body cavities, and/or in body tissues.
Now, most of this carbon dioxide is exhaled, but if all of it were exhaled, we would be the worst dopes.
Going back in time, we come to a point in ancient evolution when, unlike today, man produced cyanogen, and instead of exhaling carbon dioxide as he does today, he exhaled hydrocyanic acid, a much stronger poison.
Filtered oxygen masks have the ability to prevent exhaled, potentially infectious particles from being released into the surrounding environment.
He exhaled through his nose and shuffled up the bed, taking in the shabby rented room, knowing with absolute confidence that somewhere in amongst the art postcards and photocopied posters for angry plays there would be a photograph of Nelson Mandela, like some dreamy ideal boyfriend.
It travels through the bloodstream to tiny air sacs in the lungs,passing into exhaled air at a concentration 2,000 times lower, on average, than in the blood.
In cases where the patient requires a flow of up to 100% oxygen, a number of devices are available, with the most common being the non-rebreather mask(or reservoir mask), which is similar to the partial rebreathing mask except ithas a series of one-way valves preventing exhaled air from returning to the bag.
CO2 is a colourless and odourless gas, exhaled at high concentrations by each of us, and a key component of the biosphere's life cycle.
In cases where the person requires a high concentration of up to 100% oxygen, a number of devices are available, with the most common being the non-rebreather mask(or reservoir mask), which is similar to the partial rebreathing mask except ithas a series of one-way valves preventing exhaled air from returning to the bag.
The use of oxygen masks that are capable of filtering exhaled particles is gradually becoming a recommended practice for pandemic preparation in many jurisdictions.
After a follow-up of one year, which included testing of the air that they exhaled, it was found that 18% of those using electronic cigarettes stopped smoking regular tobacco cigarettes, compared to 9.9% of the nicotine replacement group.
