| That is how we solve the problem, by channeling or transmuting our energy, desiring things that are more refined. |
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| The delivery system includes a first modular manifold for internally channeling the high purity fluid streams along seamless slots. |
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| Meanwhile, neoconservative journalists have been channeling the administration's thinking. |
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| He also goes on to infer that he is channeling the spirit of Charlie Chaplin with the use of digital production. |
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| Steven, Kiri and now Monty were channeling every dreg of their formidable power into their defense of Rose, but they were overmatched. |
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| But before you take on the hordes of sixth-graders channeling Danny Kass at your local pipe, you need to master some basics. |
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| Holistic living consists of eating sattvic food, conquering and channeling inner desires and following the instructions of the Supreme Lord. |
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| Some activists criticized the United States for not channeling the money through the United Nations global AIDS fund. |
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| They themselves were youthful, ambitious artists channeling the hubris of their own oyster-worlds into these coltish, intelligent alter egos. |
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| She challenges the assumption that actors are mere ciphers channeling the influence of directors and writers. |
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| Bureaucracy frustrates desire, channeling it into horizontal loops lacking hierarchy and consequence, dissipating energy and interest. |
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| The left are everywhere, osmotically channeling their subversive energies into the pockets of mainstream liberalism. |
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| The administration is actually channeling federal funds away from public schools and into private educational institutions. |
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| There is clear evidence of metabolite channeling in the urea cycle, the citrate cycle, glycolysis, and other metabolic pathways. |
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| Carefully use the seam ripper to cut the stitches to open the end of the underwire channeling and remove the underwire. |
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| Bernard Sumner, who assumed singing duties in New Order, sounds a lot like he's channeling Ian Curtis on this track. |
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| Water is a good conductor of electricity and could be channeling electromagnetic currents of the Earth. |
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| He was an absolute creation, a man possessed with the dark spirit of the personas he was channeling. |
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| By mewling out loud like I got a kidney stone and I'm fixin' to die, I am channeling the spirit of Johnson. |
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| Simply described, the fins improve directional stability by channeling and smoothing the airflow around the tailcone. |
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| Lyell's gradualism has acted as a set of blinders, channeling hypotheses in one direction among a wide range of plausible alternatives. |
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| A programme to connect the mainland and Hong Kong stockmarkets has provided a corridor for channeling excess liquidity out of China. |
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| However, a few times, I could hear Kareem channeling Roger Murdock. |
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| He explains why so many studios are channeling their resources into big, special-effects-driven fantasies with licensable characters and targeted at juvenile audiences. |
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| Participants also proposed coalition-building as an under-utilized tool for channeling funding to smaller groups. |
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| The explosive event was prone to the channeling of detonation products, the venting of pressure fields and the release of conical ejecta flows. |
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| Similarly, in 2006 the Spanish Cooperation Fund was established, through which Spain is channeling its contributions to the Organization. |
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| Criminal charges are also a way of channeling your anger in a constructive way, by obtaining justice. |
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| One suggested that Africans should be given greater responsibility for channeling funds for their common projects. |
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| The Philippines suggested channeling more resources towards developing online materials. |
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| It recommends channeling funds via a mechanism directly linked to the UNFCCC, governed by both donor and recipient countries. |
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| This anatomic geometry supports the idea of acoustic frequency filtering and channeling functions in odontocetes and low frequency hearing in mysticetes. |
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| But cee Lo seems to have a talent for channeling personal pain into potent pop music. |
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| He spends the rest of the movie struggling to clear his name and channeling Harrison Ford from The Fugitive. |
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| He was channeling something dark and whatever he was doing really helped the performance. |
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| I was channeling Jim Morrison and Malcolm McDowell from A clockwork Orange. |
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| Thus it is that the whiteness of white men resides in the tragic quality of their giving way to darkness and the heroism of channeling or resisting it. |
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| In fact, though, Magritte is channeling the techniques of a mediocre hobbyist or sign painter, and translating them into fine art. |
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| It was a bit like watching a surly jazz musician, channeling Miles Davis, take the stage. |
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| At the same time, the International Olympic Committee has spent money from its Solidarity Fund, channeling some TV revenues to athletes in countries where they need help. |
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| In addition, the submarine ran its diesel engines, channeling the exhaust into the forward ballast tanks in an effort to force out more of the water and make the ship lighter. |
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| Its water flows channeling the bed of a stream that gradually turns into a river. |
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| He took up the bass as a means of channeling his madcap intensity. |
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| He's got some serious proposals about channeling money towards anti-malaria medication, transportation infrastructure, clean water wells and the like. |
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| And she's not particularly comfortable with my channeling an infamous previous tenant, who vacated via tommy gun without giving notice. |
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| The rivers, though generally fordable in places, afforded the Russian defenses a great advantage by channeling the German advances into more predictable routes. |
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| In some cases the person insists on channeling when time and again falls into low-Astral problems or miscommunications. |
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| A wireless switch can be installed wherever you want, without breaking or channeling work, in the twinkling of an eye. |
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| Numerous mountains and fiord-like valleys cause an array of local effects such as funneling, channeling and cornering. |
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| It's a matter of channeling all that energy that was previously ill-used in trivial squabbles and using it for more bold change. |
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| We found the details of the bill especially interesting in terms of the composition of the council and the nebulous mandate of this council, when we know that this agency will be channeling hundreds of millions of dollars. |
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| As used today, channeling is a vestige of New Age jargon that has taken on a general, nonspiritual, unpsychic meaning. |
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| This hastily ensorcelled collection of body parts is channeling raw magical energy. |
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| The most effective means to thwart such a peril proves to be the scapegoat mechanism, which allows to purge society of its overwhelming violent tendencies by channeling them towards one or several sacrificial victims. |
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| Ayurveda multiuse trolley mounted on casters, heater with thermostat and support for shiroy, to be placed under table to facilitate channeling of oil directly into the suray container located on the heater. |
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| Pervious concrete paving can be used to create low traffic roadways, parking or walking areas that readily allow storm water runoff to return to the water table rather than channeling it into the storm sewer system. |
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| Act as a liaison unit for relevant networks throughout the Mediterranean, harmonizing comparable investments and channeling funding opportunities to priority areas that require support. |
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| Winds from the northwest and north-northwest can often be gusty and stronger at runway level than the weather map would suggest due to channeling effect induced by the terrain. |
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| In brief, by maintaining an exceptionally high level of exploitation of the peasantry, but now channeling the resulting economic surplus into the rapid construction of an industrial-military complex. |
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| The PA has also been channeling Anonymous and honing its hacking skills. |
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| Avoid channeling rainwater from the eavestroughs into the garage entrance. |
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| Several explanations have been proposed for this apparent discrepancy, such as misinterpretation of the experimental results due to unjustified neglection of axial dispersion or wall channeling. |
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| The drainboard enhances the effectiveness of a waterproofing system by channeling sub-surface water away and preventing the build-up of hydrostatic pressure against the structure. |
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| Their music skips joyfully across borders, channeling desert blues, Chinese folk songs, scatter rock and European gypsy song dynamics in a whirlwind of dervish energy. |
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| There are hints that leaders are exploring the idea of channeling loans from the European Central Bank through the IMF, but it isn't clear that this will fly with the ECB's conservative, German contingent. |
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| The challenge is to identify opportunities for channeling the private sector's entrepreneurial capacity towards activities that enhance biodiversity and away from activities that degrade it. |
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| I had become a transmitter-receiver, a channeling of day and night. |
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| My doctrine illuminates the thoughts and ideas of man, and little by little will understand the basis for perfecting his works, channeling them through a more perfect and elevated path. |
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| Prominent features of the strategy include a direct channeling of funds to the poorest districts, augmented by incremental increases in the national budget for the social sectors, particularly education and health. |
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| This is ram-packed at 175-psi to insure uniform density and to avoid possibility of channeling. |
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| Bound by that commitment, he used his head, channeling his rage into a determination to bring the killers to justice. |
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| Tolkien, channeling something similar, conjured the Eye of Sauron. |
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| The objective of CROWDIES is nothing less than to provide means for the channeling of the GeoWeb phenomenon towards the specific needs of the SMEs involved in this project. |
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| The insurance industry is a human capital intensive business and success during challenging times is highly dependent upon channeling resources in the proper direction. |
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| Carrie Preston, smothered in a Carol Burnettskit version of Doris Day's bouffants, appears to be weirdly channeling Renee Zellweger in Down With Love. |
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| Weren't you on this newsgroup a few years back trying to impress us with your psychic investigation, channeling, remote viewing BS. That was pretty telepathetic. |
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| Bridgewater Place has been the subject of debate as its erection in 2007 caused significant Wind Tunnel effects, channeling strong wind currents across Victoria Road. |
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| The mountains can also cause wide variation in local wind speed and direction due to their sheltering and channeling effects adding to the climatic variation. |
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| Iran has thrived despite that because of its skills at water engineering, with its millennia-old system of qanats channeling water from higher regions to irrigate plains. |
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| Channeling of water down the fin by troughs or rubber channels does not appear to improve thrust or economy. |
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| Channeling the errand momentum, Ace led with his right hand and cartwheeled backward leading into a chain of visually stunning backflips. |
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| Channeling her inner cavewoman, particularly avoiding dairy products. |
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