vital capacity

常見例句

Vital capacity is a nonspecific, volitional and relatively insensitive method for the measurement of strength.
肺活量測(cè)量是一種非特異性的、受主觀影響、且相對(duì)不敏感的簡(jiǎn)便實(shí)用方法；
Deep breathing can promote the lungs Zhuoqi, add the vital capacity and the amount of oxygen in the blood, accelerate blood circulation.
深呼吸可以促進(jìn)人的肺部排出濁氣，添加肺活量和血液中的含氧量，加速血液輪回。
An investigation is made on 1653 college students aged 18 to 24 in good health about their Vital Capacity(VC)and the Breath-Holding Time(BHT).
對(duì)年齡在18～24歲間的1653名健康大學(xué)生的肺活量和屏氣時(shí)間進(jìn)行了調(diào)查。

The more draconian the U.S. defense cuts, the more important it will be to maintain vigorous research and development programs and to avoid critical shortfalls and bottlenecks in defense production capacity as vital hedges against future security threats.
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Ironically, the more draconian the U.S. defense cuts, the more important it is that we maintain vigorous research and development programs and avoid critical shortfalls and bottlenecks in defense production capacity that constitute vital hedges against future security threats.
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