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61. The inside of the seismoscope is unknown: most speculations assume that the motion of some kind of pendulum would activate the dragons.

62. Presumably, the influx in glial cells would also activate enzymes that would marshal a response.

63. We can also activate the class and upgrade the qualities the class.

64. It was there that Weistein was able to activate the recorder.

65. Since triple overtone voltage will increase accordingly when there is load in the generator, it can activate constant voltage on its own without any other voltage automatic governor.

66. Finally, in tying together the previous steps, the fourth step focuses on designing and executing an integrated marketing program to activate key purchase drivers and overcome barriers.

67. Following them in the recommended sequence will allow you to rapidly accrete and " activate " these Divine Christos Frequencies into your bio-field.

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68. Isoflavone Aglycone ( phytoestrogens ) can activate the anti - oxidization system in the body to eliminate free radicals.

69. In the following 3 seconds , she can activate Distortion again to return to her starting location.

70. All the way to signal to enter the triode transistor base -on to drive the relay, the relay will cut off the absorption into a phase of the power and activate the voice chip's power.

71. You can now easily activate a 30-second replay, for example, and you can change the replay speed (half-speed and double-speed).

72. Charged state to join the electrolyte can be used to activate and start-up vehicles, is an ideal and convenient emergency power supply.

73. Diazoxide is known to activate potassium channels and was used decades ago to treat high blood pressure.

74. Although NO, a macrophage product that inhibits respiration, and hypoxia are likely triggers in vivo, additional cues could activate the dormancy regulon during infection.

75. The peroneus longus and brevis on the outside of the front shin activate, pressing the ball of the foot into the floor.

76. Efficiencies: Powerfully permeate skin's deep layer, restrain tyrosinase, resist free radical, smoothen wrinkle, activate dull and tired skin, leave skin crystal, hydrated, delicate and smooth.

77. For example, a non-commissioned officers of the level of "gold" medal attributes, you can activate a staff- officer level of "water" attributes of weapons, equipment, players choose a larger space.

78. An acoustic detector, also in the armband, then calculates which part of the display you want to activate.

79. SPICY FOODS:- Most spicy foods have a mild thermogenic effect which means that they can help activate your body's fat burning process.

80. This can activate platelets and the clotting system[sentencedict.com], which in turn slows blood flow.

81. Upon receipt of RDLC, the seller's bank issues the 2% Performance Bond to activate the payment instrument.

82. I think you mean to activate the transversus abdominis, ie corset muscles.

83. In starter-making and prior period of fermentation, without heat energy provided by outside environment, enzymes in cells hardly activate and microbes rarely breed.

84. In 1902, President Roosevelt had taken the initiative to activate the Permanent Court of Arbitration at The Hague.

85. Students also think self - correction could activate their ability and creativity.

86. Various other exogenous drugs activate mast cells through a G protein - dependent process.

87. Not only is more of the brain involved in play than was suspected , but it also seems to activate higher cognitive process, 'there is enormous cognitive involvement in play , 'says Bekoff.

88. Halogen atom could activate the triple bond and as the directing group, the triple bond occurs the electrophilic addition reaction.

89. The effects of pathogens on the growth and activate oxygen metabolism of Trifolium repens L. were studied by the experiments.

90. This seems to undermine the "investigatory-reflex" account for why EMDR works: the idea that eye movements activate an innate investigatory reflex that inhibits fear and provokes relaxation.