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... There are different explanations by different scholars on this nyaya. It is the maxim of seiz- ing ox by its horns. Controlling a mad bull is possible by catching one horn first and then the other horn also. ... See full document

... The maxim of the letters made by the wood worm, Ghuna. This worm bores holes in wood and in books which some- times assume the shape of a letter; hence it is used to intimate the occurrence of some- thing quite ... See full document

... this review with the aim of assessing the utility of proteomics in the specialty of ...systematic review articles published until October 2014 in the English or Spanish language, and evaluated their ... See full document

... Ayurveda has great contribution in treatment of diseases as well as prevention of diseases. Ayurveda gives equal importance to Ahara and Vihara. Vihara is defined as the second most important pillar of the Ayurveda. The ... See full document

... flow. [7] Sushruta has explained in few words that besides painful and frothy menstruation, there is pain due to vata dosha. [8] In Ashtanga hridaya and Ashtanga sangraha both the Vagbhata(s) have described that ... See full document

... Other utility measures, such as the direct methods standard gamble (SG), time trade-off (TTO), and visual analog scale (VAS), were less frequently ...and Utility-Based Questionnaire-Cancer (UBQ-C); most ... See full document

... called kshara varga , which includes – Sarja kshara, yava kshara, Tankana kshara and Surya kshara. Even with kshara, different groups are made as such, dwikshara, trikshara[r] ... See full document

... tridosha which are responsible for all physiological processes as well as pathological changes in ata is consi- dered to be of utmost importance as the oth- for their function- should be done both in normal healthy ... See full document

... This concept is not new to Ayurveda, it is said as long back in our texts as Pathya ...this article an effort has been made to under- stand the concept of therapeutic food in Ayurveda, its ... See full document

... Uniqueness makes special. The science of life is cluster of such uniqueness, includes the concept of agni (digestive fire) and ama (undigested food). Changes in dietary habits and emotional stress leads to hypo- ... See full document

... The (F) Utility of Rules Regulating Attorney Conduct in Federal Court Practice SMU Law Review Volume 58 | Issue 1 Article 2 2005 The (F) Utility of Rules Regulating Attorney Conduct in Federal Court P[.] ... See full document

... According to modern science, a balanced diet that contains the proper proportions of Carbohydrates, Fats, Proteins, Minerals, and Water necessary to maintain good health[r] ... See full document

... Acarya Caraka has introduced the concept of Upad- hatu. Commentators have contributed significantly to illustrate the concept. Upadhatus are closely re- lated with the Dhatus. First four Dhatus exhibit a ... See full document

... In Ayurveda, the actual intrinsic factors for disease are Vata, Pitta and Kapha. These Doshas are susceptible to imbalance and vitiation. Tridoshas are the fundamental elements responsible for movement, transformation ... See full document

... this review were those focused on the utilisation of NIEA parameters in comparing the differences between IUGR and normal fe- tuses ...the review as ... See full document

... current concept of schizophrenia is based on phenomenological symptoms elicited by detailed psychiatric ...the concept and practice of assigning syndrome like schizophrenia to the category of functional ... See full document

... factors, a “disgusting self” scale, in which disgust becomes targeted at stable, context independent aspects of one’s appearance or personality, and a “disgusting ways” scale, in which disgust is directed at one’s ... See full document

... this article intends to provide background for better understanding of these concepts and their differences among various classes of life support systems a comprehensive and critical view on is ...the ... See full document

... The Ayurvedic concept of Agni includes, not only five kinds of Pittas, but also the Dhatavagnis and Bhutagnis. It is clear from the classical Ayurvedic texts that the enumeration of the number of Ag- nies varies ... See full document

... this concept, the musculoskeletal system refers to the bones, joints, intervertebral discs, muscular system, and the nervous system that regulates muscle ... See full document