Sentences with phrase «traditional form of oil»

Consuming olive oil, not the traditional form of oil pulling, may have health benefits.

Not exact matches

Actually, what the term usually describes is approaches to healing making primary use of traditional religious forms and instrumentalities such as prayer, communion, the laying on of hands (Mark 16:18), and anointing with oil (James 5:13 - 16).

Today, some Indian and Moroccan women still apply a saffron oil stain on cheeks as a traditional form of makeup that helps balance hormones and improves the complexion.

In Patricia Cronin's work, traditional forms of art making — oil painting, sculpture, and watercolor, for instance — are the channels through which she addresses various contemporary political issues.

It includes a lavish display of calligraphy works, traditional Chinese ink and wash paintings, oil paintings, Chinese seal engravings with diverse themes, forms and styles.

Renewables and alternatives will all play a role, but even if those forms of energy grow by orders of magnitude over say the next fifty years, traditional hydrocarbons — oil and gas — will still make up the majority of the energy mix for at least the next century.

The global energy industry is in the midst of transformational change as traditional forms of energy such as oil and coal are being replaced by cleaner, renewable alternatives.

We follow the whole life cycle of a hydrocarbon — everything from traditional oil and gas exploration and mining through to refining of finished products you would put in your gas tank at a retail station along with chemical production and different forms of hydrocarbons such as LNG and natural gas.