Sentences with phrase «water your body engages»
Secondly, when you don't drink enough water your body engages survival mode and begins to store liquid.
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His [Mahama's] brother is engaging in galamsey and destroying our water bodies.
And Citigroup Inc. announced in October that it would draw down loans for companies that engage in mountaintop - removal mining — a process in which workers detonate rocks and soil to access coal trapped below, often leaving toxic runoff in bodies of water nearby.
When the body begins to run low on water, the list of systems that become compromised is so extensive that it's almost not worth listing - suffice it to say that anybody who has become dehydrated or severely dehydrated while engaged in any sort of physical activity is well aware how devastating it can be.The purpose of this article is to outline how to best hydrate during any sort of extended physical activity, and how to NOT approach hydration.
You must engage every part of the body to both stay afloat and propel yourself through the water.
The evolution of Kris Kristofferson's body, seen floating in a watery tube for blood «milking» early in the film is similarly engaging: body casts, skeletal construction of moving parts, latex moulds, water tests, and hair - by - hair insertion as an exact replica of the actor comes to life.
There's a 24 - hour cycle and weather system which affects the behavior of the world's inhabitants, cities and villages filled with NPCs who engage both you and each other in conversation, bodies of water to fish in, campsites where you can cook meals for temporary buffs, various materials to collect and even purchasable houses where you can invite friendly officers to hang out.
Panchayats (village councils) must be actively engaged in ground water recharge and the renovation and maintenance of water bodies.»
[58] It is hoped that this forum will result in a formally recognised national Indigenous representative water body [59] and will include a range of Indigenous groups not limited to those already engaged in water policy.