Chinese língqì 靈氣 was first recorded in the (ca. 320 BCE) Neiye "Inward Training" section of the Guanzi, describing early Daoist meditation techniques.
"We are doing all we can within our current powers to strengthen the economy, to create and bring jobs to Scotland, to stimulate growth, and to create the most supportive environment for business in the UK - and we are achieving results in terms of youth training, inward investment, and help for the small business sector.
But the set designer Robert Jones's elegant receding arches train the eye inward, creating intimacy.
There were no enterprise zones, no tax inducements for inward investment, and no re-training.
So Taylor has turned her focus inward, redoubling her own athletic training even as her spinal column mends.
The NSA was once a foreign intelligence agency, and now they've trained their satellites inward to pick off communication, with at least one end in the U.S. The FBI has a certain legal mission and certain legal restrictions.
Respondents described the inward migration of non-EU trained doctors, i.e., the arrival of highly skilled migrant doctors to Ireland.
When transfected cells were stimulated with a train of depolarizing steps, rapid inward currents were observed (Figure 4C).
Scotland is simply better at co-ordinating different arms of local and central government to deliver what inward investors want roads for new factories, planning permissions, training packages for workforces and the like.
The focus needs to move away from policies facilitating inward migration towards policies which improve the working conditions, training opportunities and career progression of junior hospital doctors and which encourage their retention in the Irish health system.
