They involve deep breathing; counting your breaths; watching your thoughts arise and cease; and ultimately clearing your mind.
Replicative senescence depends upon the degree of telomere shortening and it occurs when the cell division rate progressively slows following a period of rapid proliferation, and then ultimately ceases altogether.
But, most important, "federation by exception" would ultimately cease to be an exception.
He clamped down on political freedoms, consolidated his rule and refused to reciprocate the rebels' cease-fire, but ultimately brought no peace.
But the agreements are fragile, and trying to maintain one cease-fire may ultimately compel Mr. Arafat to violate the other.
In the present work, a systematic study of conditions permitting such oscillations is presented, along with a study of factors causing period of oscillations to increase with time and ultimately cease.
Unless that haphazard management style changes, people and wildlife may ultimately cease to exist together outside protected areas — especially as India displaces China to become the most populous nation in the world by 2030.
Curtiss-Wright, which is based in Roseland, N.J., stopped manufacturing engines at the Wood-Ridge plant in the 1960's and ultimately ceased all manufacturing by the 1980's.
The core of Mrs. Clinton's argument for a faster, more aggressive military operation was her contention that it would reinforce Secretary of State John Kerry's diplomatic effort to negotiate a cease-fire, and ultimately a political solution, in Syria.
But because of the resources such an effort would require and the higher legal standard the government would need to be able to meet, surveillance would ultimately cease on most of the Section 702 targets, the official added.
