Human sense inspired sensor technologies such as multi arrays of sensors are of interest to food industry for food control and sensory evaluation.
Christianity, which generally accepts both the Old and New Testaments as in some sense inspired, has at times countenanced theories of verbal dictation.
The period before ROOM was published was uncomfortable because all people knew about it was that it was in some sense inspired by the Fritzl case, and I couldn't defend myself against their assumptions about what such a novel would be, because nobody had read it yet… All that eased up on publication, once people saw what the the novel was actually doing.
The fact that the Arabic inscriptions on the body of the jar reproduce several times the same word, 'izz, (might), followed by letters that make no sense, inspires little confidence in a vessel considered to date from the 10th century.
On Aug. 3, Spain presents "Feast of the Senses," inspired by the Valencia region.
Your current research activities include an impressive list of nanophotonics, metamaterials, plasmonics, nano-scale optics, graphene optics, imaging and sensing inspired by eyes of certain animal species, optical nanoengineering, time-reversal symmetry breaking and nonreciprocity, microwave and optical antennas, mathematics of fractional operators, and physics and engineering of fields and waves.
Thomas Paine was the brilliant writer whose 1776 essay, Common Sense, inspired his fellow colonists to turn their unrest into action and declare independence from Britain.
His fashion sense has inspired countless runways and pop singer imitators.
Mr. Addiss's scrambled script and Mr. Bluestone's lively tunes share a sense of inspired lunacy.
"In this sense, he inspired tabloid journalism, and, more or less, Playboy and (two outta three ain't bad) the Sports Illustrated swimsuit issue, as well".
Michael Holroyd, author of the magisterial biography to which all discussion of Shaw is indebted, refers to "that mixture of rare sense and inspired nonsense that the world had come to refer to as Shavian".
