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For this reason , therefore , the same responsiveness of spirit which manifests itself as obedience to our wishes , when we look to those degrees of spirit which are lower than her own individuality , must manifest itself as a necessary inflowing of intelligence and power when we look to the infinity of spirit , of which our individuality is a singular expression , because in so looking upwards we are looking for the higher degrees of ourself . Inflowing sediments reduced microtopographic variation and surface area for native species . In a study of soil and water conditions by the UNDP / FAO ( 1976 ) the rates of water inflow and outflow have been computed for the aquifer system between Ras al-Khaima and al-sin ( table 7 ) . Carp exclosures were intended to protect the transplanted propagule banks from carp and other large aquatic organisms ; turbidity exclosures were intended to also reduce wind exposure and inflowing suspended sediments , thus increasing the amount of light reaching bottom sediments . Fifteen percent of inflows were as surface flow from other wetlands , and 6 % of inflows were from ground water with unknown recharge source ( probably either natural streams or irrigation ) . Love , joy , peace , courtesy ripen in those who yield themselves to the inflowing life of God through the Spirit . A rectangular or circular inflow area was specified for the boundaryvalue problem while for the initial and production value problems the respective initial and production profiles were located in parallelepipedal , cylindrical , or spherical regions of the soil . National capital controls , on inflows and outflows , had some costs : it put up the costs of borrowing . Abstract : In five tributary streams ( four inflowing and one outflowing ) of 1600-ha Trout Lake in northern Wisconsin , USA , we examined factors that can affect the magnitude of stream flow and transport of dissolved organic and inorganic carbon ( DOC and DIC ) through the streams to the lake . He recognizes the following issues as being relevant to the implications of growing township enterprises for rural economies and environment : low energy consumption in agriculture , due to a high dependence on manual and animal labour and to low consumption of commercial fuels , higher energy intensity of township enterprises ' consumption , the value of low-energy intensive household handicraft industry , and growing labour inflows from rural areas into cities , increasing energy supply shortages in city industry which would also keep rural energy demand unfilled , the value of emerging service industries in towns absorbing excess labour , the potential energy output of human and animal power , and the benefits of small-scale hydropower plants . On the other hand , if there is a net inflow of financial resources on capital account , then the current account of the balance of payments must be in deficit . The major difficulty that is faced by developing countries in using trade and external flows as sources of resources for development is that the current regimes governing international trade and finance do not allow a country direct control over the size or use of capital inflows , nor the composition of its import and export basket , while interest rates are set by conditions in the developed country markets . This summer , the lake peaked at 1744.85 , 0.15 feet shy of the Ordered level , but the opportunity to open the gates to Kootenay inflow was missed . Inflows in search of government guarantees or undertaken in the belief that they are immune from the standard risks is quite another matter .