Sentence examples for stage of concentration from inspiring English sources

In the stage of concentration, the practitioner concentrates, for example on the lower abdomen, in which case there is a dualistic relationship established between the practitioner who is concentrating, and the lower abdomen that is the focus of concentration.

In the process of deepening meditation, one can roughly identify three distinct stages: the stage of concentration, the stage of meditation, and the stage of absorption.

The tangential diffusion plays a secondary role in this stage of concentration polarization since current-induced convection levels off the concentrations along the heterogeneous membrane surface.

This data show that all hybrid AC sorbents couldn't reach 100%% of recovery even after second stage of pre-concentration.

A diffusional model has been developed to take into account the two stages of chromium concentration evolution: dechromization and rechromization.

At the initial stage of fermentation, high concentration of l-sorbose was the main reason for hyperosmotic stress.

At last, it was found that by reducing 3-hydroxypropionaldehyde accumulation in the early stage of fermentation, the concentration and yield of 1,3-propanediol increased by 18%and16%6%, respectively, over the initial experimental levels.

In the early stage of crystallization, the concentration of Si is lower in the primary crystal than in the amorphous matrix phase, unlike in the late stage of the primary crystallization, where Si partitions into the α-Fe phase with a composition of approximately 20 at.%.

Compared with the oils collected from the previous recovery stage, the concentration of basic type of nitrogen-containing compounds and organic acids in oils from the latter recovery stage have a reducing trend, suggesting the occurrence of interaction between crude oil and reservoir rock.

This paper demonstrates that, for a specific mineral, few structures exist that are optimal for a wide range of values of concentration stage recoveries.

In conclusion, our results show that vascular changes and increased systolic blood pressure occur in the initial stages of low-concentration lead exposure, and thus, lead can be considered an important risk factor for cardiovascular disease.