Is he breathing?

Are you breathing?

Tom was breathing.

Is she breathing?

Tom's not breathing.

Tom is breathing.

Tom isn't breathing.

Tom was breathing.

He does not seem to be breathing.

She was breathing hard.

We are breathing pure air.

Tom is still breathing.

Tom is breathing pretty hard.

They were breathing those words with fractal lungs.

And I think they re breathing.

So you are currently breathing formaldehyde.

Out of 52 minutes you're only breathing for eight minutes.

Actually, I had this taxi driver telling me, Listen, I am breathing freedom.

Okay, I spent 25 years, in my middle age lungs now, breathing various concentrations of that.

and go from this concept of walking, breathing, and then his hands, speak, and ultimately happiness and function.

And they were going to spend the rest of their lives, usually, in this iron lung to breathe for them.

We're measuring how many viruses and bacteria all of us are breathing in and out every day, particularly on airplanes or closed auditoriums.

We re breathing this air, says Sepulveda, who has lived in Wilmington for more than a decade and has two young sons.

When his brother Joaquin called 9 1 1, he was unable to determine whether Phoenix was breathing.

You know, breathing high concentrations here of sulfur dioxide, carbon dioxide and methane gas, in unequal quantities 19 years of this.

And I walked up to the bedside of an old woman who was breathing very rapidly, fragile, obviously in the latter phase of active dying.

In today s world general anesthesia is used when performing these surgeries, which makes it much more tolerable for the patient.

The Fick principle The Fick principle was first described by Adolf Eugen Fick in 1870 and assumes that the rate at which oxygen is consumed is a function of the rate of blood flows and the rate of oxygen picked up by the red blood cells.

The day I walked into Biosphere 2, I was, for the first time, breathing a completely different atmosphere than everybody else in the world, except seven other people.

We're all breathing air right now. Air is a mixture of oxygen and nitrogen, about 20 percent oxygen. About 80 percent nitrogen is in our lungs.

If you live here, you wake up in the morning and you go outside and you see the horrible grime on your car, for example, and you know you re breathing that stuff, he says.

Its atmosphere is largely molecular nitrogen, like you are breathing here in this room, except that its atmosphere is suffused with simple organic materials like methane and propane and ethane.

And then also, you're trying to stay very, very, very still because little movements with other parts of your body will affect the pitch, or sometimes if you're holding a low note and breathing will make it ...

The challenge there with a breathing and awake patient and in all our treatments, the patient is awake and conscious and speaks with the physician is you have to teach the MR some tricks how to do it in real time.

Every one of us impacts the world around us everyday, and you scientists know that you can't actually even if you stay in bed all day, you're breathing oxygen and giving out CO2, and probably going to the loo, and things like that you're making a difference in the world.

What is your perception of love, and your favorite way to love? I think that love is everything, it makes up everything that surrounds us and I'd say that my favorite way to love is...breathing .Photo by John Cardona, used with permission.