This Mississippian culture was based on more intensive cultivating techniques than the Hopewell and resulted in impressive concentrations of population in large towns through the southern and central Mississippi Valley and in several areas of the southeastern United States.
The senior purchasing executive also explained that his company offered the best purchasing price for local farmers to support them in cultivating techniques.
I had no idea that this effective medicine had sprung from meditation and qi cultivating techniques that draw upon imagery from nature and seek to restore balance to the human being, as well as to the universe, which, from the traditional Taoist point of view, are not seen as separate: I am in the universe as much as the universe is in me.
The human IMR-90 cell line was purchased through American Type Culture Collection (ATCC) and cultured by standard cultivating techniques using media reagents and instructions provided by the supplier.
This is because AMF are obligate symbionts of plants with relatively large genomes, and which require tedious and time consuming cultivating techniques for propagation.
Some actors cultivate technique because it's the aspect of performance that they can control — even if it's not the part of their performance that the camera loves, and to which they owe their success.
In autumn, in Japan, master gardeners have long cultivated techniques for prolonging this final floral moment by training chrysanthemums, "kiku," into sumptuous arrangements.
Healing the Healer For doctors at risk of becoming overwhelmed by the stresses of their jobs, Dr. Kearney recommends adopting the time-honored Buddhist practice of "mindfulness meditation," which involves cultivating mental techniques for stress reduction that are native to all of us but practiced by too few.
But though she's cultivated her technique since then and has exhibited works while an undergraduate at Michigan State University, she confesses she was overwhelmed in South India.
Cowboys from Tuva, where Siberia meets Mongolia, cultivate the technique of throat-singing: producing a deep bass note and two or three harmonics above it, all at the same time.
