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Sexual energy in Taoist practice is called jin chi - it's a localised aspect of chi - the energy that resides throughout the entire body.

Both versions will be fully localised into English, French and German, and will also be available with a Spanish or Italian box and manual.

You need a localised , mental opening effect in a chakra to stimulate it; this tearing open action, with your imaginary HANDS, provides it.

In fact, China has witnessed considerable industrial unrest in recent decades, much of it localised and attracting little publicity.

Irrigation techniques - Localised irrigation systems - Terminology and data to be supplied by the manufacturer.

From the original belongs to all countries and regions all the same and different enterprise in a localised decentralized state.

"It will develop deep, localised, relevant content and launch a full commercial roll-out for Ovi next year, " Nokia said.

God said: "I did not want this merging of My healing streams of medicine and prayer localised in Tulsa. "

The best advice is to keep such code localised and take pains in the developer documentation to explain the thinking behind it.

But it now appears that sometimes a localised change in brain activity can be involved.

Blame remains localised, even though the extent of school collapses could suggest systemic rather than individual shortcomings.

On the supply side , the dearth of Chinese agribusinesses and supply networks makes distribution localised, inefficient and costly .

Localised amyloidosis is a rare lesion of the upper aero-digestive tract, predominating in the larynx.

The US came in at 14th among the OECD countries, but its localised school system was extremely variable.

In most of these disputes, the complaints are highly localised.

Localised epidemics and global pandemics periodically pose a significant national and global threat.

They are mostly localised protests against unregulated local commercial-bureaucratic power.

Formerly localised threats, the report says, now spill over into threats to global security.

Visible roughness or powdery Appearance on localised surface areas.

Tactile imaging is a perception or FEELING of localised bodily awareness .

To compete with local rivals, the Danish company has localised 90 per cent of its supply chain.

Forecasts indicate that those areas could see winds, rains and high tides that could cause localised flooding.

He added that Wwwins was given the added responsibility of creating localised brand sites for other Asia-Pacific markets.

These models include the localised cooling effect of sulphate aerosols.

Global warming is not a localised problem.

Even when the economy was growing strongly, China witnessed a stream of localised protests.

A second blind spot is caused by the localised structure of the police.

Localised disturbances are a common occurrence and these are only likely to multiply in the months ahead.

Pizza Hut and KFC, both owned by Yum Brands, localised their menu.

Aspirin reduced the proportion of cancers that spread instead of staying localised by 48%.

The resilient portions (13) are preferably formed by localised reductions (15) of wall thickness in the external surface of the barrel (2).

Sars infected more than 8, 000 people and killed more than 900, but had relatively localised economic effects.

Conclusion Arterio-venous fistula aneurysm is related to localised puncture site, post dialysis haemostasis, atherosclerosis and so on.

The harvest fails because of war or strife; the onset of crisis is sudden and localised.

But these are localised versions of imported formats.

As a result there are localised gluts.

Consumption coupons, for example, have a temporary and localised impact.

An examination of the Impact of Subjective Cultural Issues on the Usability of a Localised Web Site (MA) (by Yvonne Cleary)

many of the priority project areas are concentrated in localised parts of the old urban areas

General or localised deviation from defined colour or shade. Inspection is against master colour reference samples