- the
mammalian respiratory system,
eupnea is normal, good,
healthy and
unlabored breathing,
sometimes known as
quiet breathing or a
resting respiratory...
- Ex of
Pitchfork wrote "Big was a
master of flow,
sounding unforced and
unlabored over a bevy of pristine, hi-fidelity
maximalist beats that
seemed to always...
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ensuring that the subject's
airway is open and competent, that
breathing is
unlabored, and that circulation—i.e.
pulses that can be felt—is present. This is...
- Drop—a
spinning piledriver.
Heavy weapons, such as the
Dabilahro and the
Unlabored Flawlessness, are slow but
cause more
damage to opponents. With flails...
-
nineteenth century.
Comparatively constant is Neal's
taste for bold,
unlabored approaches to
painting that
utilize "an offhand, free,
sketchy style,...
-
short knee-length
skirt during her routines. In addition, her
fluid and
unlabored movements and
overall elegance were
considered to be a
major advancement...
- to the region, they
noted the following: the
employment of
otherwise unlabored women and children, the
ability to
fabricate almost any type of cotton...
- of his work with Creeley: ...this is
utterly joyous work,
natural and
unlabored ... They are –
thanks mostly to Rand – part
fairy tales of
staring cats...
- and
Frank DuMond.
Woodward preferred colorful canvases and used bold,
unlabored brushstrokes heavy with impasto. Her
earlier work
includes a
series of...
