But, it's also a season of excessive temperatures, humidity indexes, and overall sweatiness.
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Being a teenager is a terrible, uncomfortable combination of sweatiness and weird obsessions.
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"Basically people can experience a racing heart, sweatiness, delusions and hallucinations," he added.
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There could be certain unforeseen pitfalls in dismissing charges based on the relative sweatiness of people.
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It was a little firmer, but more importantly, it wasn't as prone to sweatiness as leather is.
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But, despite its extreme sweatiness, the wonky Minnie Mouse cake isn't even close to the worst cake we've seen.
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Like most moms might be, she's quick to brush off the aching jaw, sudden sweatiness and pain in her arms.
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Indeed, I've long regarded the sweatiness of my exercise sessions as a sign of how hard I was pushing myself.
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A lot of your sweatiness comes down to stuff you can't control, and was partially "set" when you were really young.
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He began working with a device, soon dubbed the polygraph, that measured blood pressure, breathing rate, and skin conductance—aka sweatiness.
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That equation being: As temps (and levels of sweatiness) rise so does our exponential need for fast and easy a.m. refreshments.
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Deplorable fuck bucket turned ass puppet Chris Christie is the Drake of the political world, what with his sweatiness for athletics attention.
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She had attributed so many of her symptoms – the fatigue, the sweatiness, the pain in virtually every joint — to getting older and heavier.
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Or my personal favorite, which is Noreaga opting to mention Patrick Ewing's era-defining sweatiness for reasons that are honestly kind of hard to parse even by N.O.R.E. standards.
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Each person's water needs differ, depending on their health, size, diet, general sweatiness, and a collection of other variables that don't tidily add up to eight glasses of water per day.
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Trump and Rubio until recently enjoyed a relative détente, as Rubio avoided leveling any direct attacks against Trump until Thursday's CNN Republican debate and Trump previously only offering occasional references to Rubio's sweatiness.
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Humid climates may make you sweat, but it's a different visceral experience than the sweatiness of a spin class, or that which comes on when you're 10 minutes post eating a weird-tasting chicken sandwich you got at a gas station.
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This knitting technique can also be used to create stretch, temperature, and humidity sensors and even begin analyzing sweatiness which can convey the stress level of the user (not unlike in a lie detector machine)—applications currently in development for consumer products.
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Deep questions like these proliferate around Mr. Little's brooding, politically charged work, even though the music itself rarely seems in doubt: It's forthright, visceral, bloody, with the intimacy and polish of a classical chamber ensemble but bulging with the loud, reverberant sweatiness of rock.
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Jesus, Judas, and company walked out onto an elaborate stage surrounded by an audience on all sides, and proceeded to perform their show as though it were a rock concert — and in the process, they avoided all the stifled, airless sweatiness that has plagued previous TV musicals.
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Mr. Rubio seemed to relish his new role as a mischievous and combative saboteur, theatrically reading Mr. Trump's misspelled online postings in front of an audience in Dallas and describing what he said was Mr. Trump's descent into anxiety-ridden sweatiness backstage in between commercial breaks at their debate Thursday night.
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Nalbuphine, sold under the brand names Nubain among others, is an opioid analgesic which is used in the treatment of pain. It is given by injection into a vein, muscle, or fat. Side effects of nalbuphine include sedation, sweatiness, clamminess, nausea, vomiting, dizziness, vertigo, dry mouth, and headache. Unlike other opioids, it has little to no capacity for euphoria or respiratory depression.
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