How to pronounce “respiration” in English

So respiration.

They stop doing respiration as we know it.

Gradual impairment of respiration leads to a slowing down and a reversal of some bits of metabolism, which leads to a rewiring

Et la respiration est de plus en plus pénible et à inspirer et à expirer Et donc

And he did a respiration experiment.

A wearable respiration sensor that gives you feedback when you're stressed can be imagined as a technology assisted meditation practice.

The Spire looks at respiration.

It's respiration rate.

So what is respiration?

Two other things in respiration.

It wasn't respiration, it was beyond respiration to hyperventilation in the ideaplex.

You would look at respiration levels, the breathing.

And it's linked to how respiration works, how we get our energy.

They don't really stop doing respiration.

And a lot of what respiration is about voltage really as well.

Our unconscious automatic responses-- our respiration control, temperature control, kinds of things I was just talking about--

put a guinea pig and measured the respiration of the guinea pig and measured the amount of heat involved.

But the Spire is basically a respiration sensor.

And the final part of respiration is meta story.

nightmare you can see increases in heart rate and respiration rate.

It just was new to me-- can interfere with respiration is thrilling.

"The animal machine is governed by three times the regulator's-- respiration," which involves oxygen and carbon and furnishes heat, digestion,

The second one is-- we're still in respiration-- our current presence.

So respiration is one example.

you go and invent a new type of uh bilevel respiration device?"

Yeah, I mean it's respiration, recreation, transportation, trade, energy, protein, just that sense of awe and wonder when you look out to sea

Very important-- OK, I'm continuing respiration here-- is they personally model the practices.

I would love to have heartbeat, respiration, all sorts of parameters and other people do it with other animals and it's probably just a matter of time before we can do it with

If you take those five elements, respiration, sexuality, embodiment, substances, and music, and you put them together,

The interesting thing to me is we can understand it and explain it really in terms of damage to respiration.

And so it brings it into this same process of burning hydrogen and oxygen, of respiration, the Krebs cycle, and so on, and the fundamental chemistry of life.

And then we see the change in respiration from the emotions that we have.

So Mrs. Gren refers to movement, respiration, sensation, growth, reproduction, excretion, and nutrition.

And then the new functionality is the respiration rate and the profusion index.

So all of the archaea and all the other life forms living around didn't use oxygen in their respiration cycles.

Fascination, expression, and respiration.

Most animals vent heat by respiration -- they breathe it out.

And again, a lot we can understand in terms of what's happening with the Krebs cycle because if respiration

gets damaged, which is something that Warburg was talking about long ago, but if respiration gets damaged, it doesn't only affect our energy levels.

Instead of spinning in the forwards direction linked to energy generation, it's at least going to slow down because respiration is effectively

And it turns out that the reason it's a general anesthetic-- nobody really knows how general anesthetics work, but it interferes with respiration.

And when we breathe out, then it comes in, and then it goes through cellular respiration.

We look at, when I evaluate an animal, I'm looking at pupil, heart rate, respiration,

I experience is the body tensing up, heart rate increasing, respiration increasing, blood pressure-- well, you don't feel blood pressure-- but body temperature increasing.

Picosecond lasers are able to sample everybody in a 50-meter radius and determine heart rate, body temperature, respiration, stuff like this.

Sympathetic is gonna mediate your stress responses, so it's gonna be, regulate heart, respiration, appetite, cortisol, digestion