Sentences with phrase «large lung capacity»

It's strong back and well - rounded ribs give it a large lung capacity with endless endurance.

The stallion with the longest - lasting squeal is likely to be the best fighter, because a long squeal indicates a large lung capacity (Evolutionary Ecology, vol 6, p 254).

But inevitably, with longer legs, stronger muscles, a larger lung capacity, a better ability to deliver oxygen to the bloodstream, there may be a 10 - to 20 - second improvement in the mile in the next 100 years.

These extremely strong dogs have thick bones as well as large lung capacities as a result of their intended purpose.

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They also noted that buildings should be examined to gauge their structural integrity, thus correctly focusing on the most dangerous aspect of quakes — dwellings that any large, malevolent wolf with decent lung capacity could easily demolish to acquire pork.

Von Verschuer compiled a large file of twins in the Berlin area, in effect the first twin registry, and he compared the children for features like lung capacity and intelligence.

All too often, we refer to lung capacity as one of the primary drivers of cardiovascular fitness, when in reality, there are several larger factors that determine one's endurance.

Large capacity lungs give it the tractable low down driveability so many crave and are accustomed to from today's crop of turbocharged engines, while the 8700rpm redline provides a quite remarkable top end with genuine reach and athleticism.