- qi-supplementing, blood-nourishing, yin-enriching, and yang-fortifying,
astriction-promoting or
securing and astringing, vomiting-inducing, and substances...
-
Thirlage was a
feudal servitude (or
astriction)
under Scots law
restricting manorial tenants in the
milling of
their grain for
personal or
other uses....
-
tiene notable amargor, como el de la Genciana:
tiene en el
gusto notable astriction, con
alguna aromaticidad,
porque al fin de
mascar la re****a
della buen...
- uses
protein kinase to
affect kinetoc****
microtubules in the
absence of
astriction between sister chromatids.
Proper biorientation allows correct chromosomal...
- the land,
being set at one-twelfth of its value.
Droits de banalité (
astrictions):
various obligations for
censitaires to use the
manor mill and oven...
- qi-supplementing, blood-nourishing, yin-enriching, and yang-fortifying.
astriction-promoting or
securing and
astringing vomiting-inducing
substances for...
-
Electroadhesion is the
electrostatic effect of
astriction between two
surfaces subjected to an
electrical field.
Applications include the
retention of...
-
transubstantiation stringō string- strinx- strict-
squeeze astrict,
astriction, astrictive, astringe, astringency, astringent, constrain, constraint...
-
included the
right of soke (right to hold court), restrictions, as well as
astrictions|5 such as a
monopoly over
mills and
milling (thirlage),
water power,...
-
charge on the
transport of
specific commodities (e.g. salt) or people.
Astrictions (banrechten):
Tenants were
required to make use of the infrastructure...
