On his birthday, above all, he hardly ever fails to don it, for in China common sense bids a man lay in a large stock of vital energy on his birthday, to be expended in the form of health and vigour during the rest of the year.
Dynamical or vital differentiation depends upon these modifications for the display of vital energy, and is always associated with molecular changes.
On the other hand, the emotions of hope, confidence and cheerfulness relax and open blood vessels and nerve channels and allow the free and unobstructed inflow and circulation of vital energy.
Stimulants, as we shall see later on, produce their deceptive effects by burning up the reserve stores of vital energy in the organism.
In a moral sense, lifeless denotes a want of vital energy; inanimate, a want of expression as to any feeling that may be possessed; dull implies a torpor of soul which checks all mental activity; dead supposes a destitution of feeling.
Deficient in vital energy; feeble; weak; as, a low pulse; made low by sickness.
Defn: A term used to denote all of the elements or factors which constitute vitality or vital energy.
A term used to denote all of the elements or factors which constitute vitality or vital energy.
Many felt that now it was beyond doubt that electrical energy bore some definite relation to vital energy--that one might be made to replace the other if indeed they were not more or less the same thing.
Most of us have only a limited amount of vital energy and, usually, we can accomplish only one thing well at a time.
The odor was the factor that proved of suggestive value and set free the springs of vital energy.
They induce people to tap new sources of vital energy in themselves, and somehow they succeed in bringing to their aid this law of reserve energy.
These deviations and stoppages may result from a failure of some natural principle which is gifted with the control and direction of the series of transformations; or they may simply be traceable to a want of vital energy, or nervous force.
But there may be no such failure of vital energy, and yet a sudden or accidental deficiency of nervous force may serve to peril the continuance of health, or even the tenure of life.
When there is a failure in vital energy, no Stimulant will serve to prolong life, for it cannot communicate fresh vital power.
Just as the psychologists reasoned upon the acknowledged facts of the relation of brain and consciousness; so do the physiologists, in our own day, reason upon this question of the causation of vital energy by food.
In order to make the theory which follows plain in as few words as possible, it will be necessary to refer for a moment to the current conception of vital energy--of life--in the human body.
If, however, we reject the prevalent notion of the causation of vital energy by food, we must have another theory to offer in its place.
This is of immense importance in all cases of weak digestion, or indeed whenever an absence of vigorous health renders the economy of vital energy important.
It always lessens vital energy, and in British Cholera increase of this is urgently required.
In such a case first try to secure an increase generally of vital energy.
There is clearly a lack of vital energy, such as is wanted to heal the bone and nourish the leaders in this limb: this lack may have been showing itself for years.
Moreover my reduction of vital energy to the will by no means interferes with the old division of its functions into reproductive force, irritability and sensibility.
The above list will hopefully provide you with a few useful examples demonstrating the appropriate usage of "vital energy" in a variety of sentences. We hope that you will now be able to make sentences using this group of words.
