用exertion造句子，“exertion”造句
Physical exertion too close to bedtime energizes your body’s systems by stimulation the release of adrenaline.
His mask fogs with his exertion, and he feels a tickle of fear knowing how deadly the atmosphere is.
Considering from economic benefit and strength of materials' exertion, strengthening piers with hoop stirrup not only increases the seismic ductility, but also saves strengthening investment.
Air pollution triggers more heart attacks than using cocaine and poses as high a risk of sparking a heart attack as alcohol, coffee and physical exertion, scientists said on Thursday.
They would sob with exertion.
Nothing lay ahead of us but exertion, struggle, and perseverance.
Cursive script has more flexibility, for it only maintains the essence of each character and expresses more personal exertion.
These experiments showed no activity in either the amygdalas or the pACC, suggesting that the earlier results were indeed the result of social stress rather than mental exertion.
In the third mile-maybe it was the exertion, could have been the rhythm of my footfalls-the field became just a field, the track just a ribbon of red clay, and the bleachers began to empty of ghosts.
HULC's design allows for deep squats, crawls and upper-body lifting with minimal human exertion.
You get TIRED from exertion, from difficult or long-sustained effort—running a marathon, doing errands all day, managing your home and your kids' lives.
I could have used the exertion.
In the laboratory, positive moods were found to reduce stress-related hormones, increase immune function and help the heart recover following exertion.
Pursue outdoor activities or any physical exertion.
and the incapacity and distaste of the barbarian conquerors for personally superintending industrial occupations,left no alternative but to allow to the cultivators, as an incentive to exertion, some real interest in the soil.
His shirt was wet with sweat from the exertion of doing so many unaccustomed things at once.
Left-handers especially demonstrate the exertion of writing, curling their entire bodies round their pens as they write, smearing their words as they go.
