According to yoga philosophy there is always an inward resource.
As they grew, they turned inward, putting their resources into employee perks like stock options and free lunches.
In Infra she's in yet another gear, concentrating her resources into the elusive, inward emotions of McGregor's choreography.
The music looked inward, making an offering of all the resources of the human voice.
Africa is an appropriate destination for responsible inward investment as there are green water resources that produce only very low crop and livestock yields.
In any other country a stronger currency might have contributed to the recovery, by directing the economy's energies inward and allowing it to import more resources from abroad.
Its firms are giants that until now have been inward-looking but are starting to use their vast resources abroad.Chinese firms own just 6% of global investment in international business.
The race is on to attract as much expertise in artificial intelligence as possible at tech companies large and small, and more than a few Silicon Valley giants are looking inward to convert tech talent they already possess into the AI resources they increasingly need.
Now a new agency will be charged with attracting inward investors to the North, and existing local tech businesses will be encouraged to pool ideas and resources.
The resource diffuses passively over the membrane of a cell and can additionally be transported inward by the action of pump proteins which requires the consumption of X.
