Sentence examples for * the channelling from inspiring English sources

The reason maybe that the channelling effect of the upstream interfering buildings becomes negligible and the shielding effect of the third interfering building becomes dominant.  .

Furthermore, experimental results show that a plateau develops above the channelling lower crust.

Three months later, a meeting of top leaders agreed that officials must work on "strengthening the channelling and control of social media and real-time communication tools".

The damage profiles determined from the channelling RBS spectra can be well represented by the electronic energy loss of the implanted Ar ions.

His assault on this dead sheep, cutting it up with great vigour into three large chunks to begin with, seemed like the channelling of some ancient ritual.

With the channelling of the Chira River, the annual flow of which is the largest of all Peruvian coastal rivers, cultivation of cotton began in the early 20th century.

The ability to receive healing from a distance, such as a client being in Australia and the healer channelling the energy in China.

RBS and Lloyds could be used now as a motor of growth and investment to reshape the economy, channelling lending to infrastructure, the sectors of the future and public housebuilding.

He was expected first to focus on bolstering the ceasefire, channelling reconstruction aid through the Fatah-run PA rather than Hamas, and on measures to stop arms reaching Gaza via tunnels under the border with Egypt or by sea from Iran.To this end, the Americans and Danes were planning a conference in Copenhagen in early February.

The dark and menacing teaser photo showed Lawrence facing away from the camera, channelling Batman dressed all in black.

But Reagan generally made effective use of the movies, channelling Clint Eastwood as Dirty Harry ("I have only one thing to say to the tax increasers: Go ahead, make my day"), and, in 1988, alluding to his own character, George Gipp, in "Knute Rockne: All American," while encouraging Bush to "win one for the Gipper".