Sentences with phrase «downward moving energy»
The idea is you don't want to reverse the flow of the outward and downward moving energy (Apana).
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For example, when we have seen big moves in energy costs, such as the price of gasoline, there has been little evidence that consumers began to adjust their overall inflation expectations, either upward or downward.
Eating quietly will ensure that the downward - moving energy of chewing, swallowing, and digesting cruises along down the line.
The downward flow of energy moves from supreme consciousness, spirit, and big ideas down into the «real» world physical realm, and governs functions of elimination and menstruation.
If you relax, energy moves downward, creating a rooted, grounded vibration for mother and child.
The more the femurs drop, the more you cultivate downward - moving energy in the body.
Not too many examples of the general circulation moving energy downward, though I do understand the notion of tropospheric surplus which can only be balanced by radiance.
The historical macro data show the natural tendency of economies towards decreasing energy / GDP and energy / population which is the result of several things notably: 1) these ratios trend downward (unless of course economies are truly» failed»)-- meaning economies naturally move to higher value - added composition e.g., technology, retail, services,... 2) developed economies have higher supply and consumption efficiencies simply because the technological bases are more advance and efficient be it automotive, industrial, home, personal,... etc..
In order for some part of the gas to gain energy, it has to move downward and, on average, no part of the gas in static force equilibrium moves up or down.
«The real question is,» Caldeira said, «can the atmosphere over the ocean move more energy downward than the atmosphere over land is able to?»
The pioneer was W.H. Dines, who gave the first explicit model including infrared radiation upward and downward from the atmosphere itself, and energy moved up from the Earth's surface into the atmosphere in the form of heat carried by moisture, Dines (1917); Hunt et al. (1986) gives a review.