pointwork

Any therapy that stimulates, compresses or inserts needles into pressure points identified along meridians in a formal health system, such as Oriental (e.g., acupressure), acupuncture or ayurvedic (e.g., chakra balancing medicine).

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The brief for entrants was railway structures, of which the obvious ones are stations, but railway-built structures can encompass goods sheds, signal boxes, viaducts, bridges, tunnel portals, level crossings and rare historic pointwork.

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These gently roll like stately galleons around countless curves and pointwork. Regular excursionists bring picnic hampers and wine.

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Then there was excess wheel wear and derailments happening on pointwork.

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