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So he had to find that locus, before it found him.

Taken together, these claims make the body the central locus of the mind.

"This class helped me keep a locus of control and focus my mind."

The way we approach that reality has a lot to do with our locus of control.

So the entire locus is "six P two one point three."

Thus, culture has replaced the state as the locus of war.

Work locus of control can also be a contributing influence.

Another possible locus of difference between black and white speech is in voice setting.

Culture is the locus of the search for lost unity.

And certainly they would come in useful to him, acting as a new locus of power.

Inside this locus was an ordinary door for a vehicle.

If it does, then what is the locus of this independent existence?

This command was therefore the locus for most military planning.

Could there be a locus of infection she had missed?

Taking this as a locus for study of the classic has been disputed, however.

The exchange is the locus for an impressive amount of technology and data.

To be able to act and intervene, God must possess a locus, a being.

Many of them are near the water, which provides a certain social locus for people no matter their marital status.

But this continent was the locus of the new covenant.

London was not the sole locus of growing activity in business history.

When explaining locus of control there are two different modes.

The frequency scale is marked along the locus, of course.

It is a locus of points on the equilibrium diagram.

"So often we look at the black family as a locus of problems, but here we can see that they are doing something right."

But the locus of important intellectual communication is going to shift away from books.