Sentence examples for a stimulating development from inspiring English sources

"DNA computing is unbiological, really, though a stimulating development," says Michael Conrad at Wayne State University, a molecular computing pioneer with credentials in biology, physics, mathematics, and computing.

Lack of hydro energy production and Government energy policy has been a stimulated development for several independent energy production projects under construction.

The House Ways and Means Committee has already scheduled a hearing for today on the agreement, which had been sought by Israel as a means of stimulating development and aiding its troubled economy.

Western painting and sculpture were then on equal terms, and these tiny bronze dimensional images functioned as the artistic equivalent of a swing vote, reflecting and stimulating developments in both mediums.

The Indonesia-Malaysia-Thailand Growth Triangle (IMT-GT) is a programme to stimulate development in Indonesia, Malaysia and Thailand.

The potential for transmission of HIV and a more scientific approach to transfusion medicine stimulated development of a new generation of potentially useful solutions that could substitute for blood.

[A1.] F.C.C. Eases Radio Spectrum Limits In a move that may stimulate development of wireless products for the home, the Federal Communications Commission eased restrictions on part of the radio spectrum.

In a move that may stimulate development of wireless products for the home, the Federal Communications Commission announced yesterday that it had eased restrictions on part of the radio spectrum.

●Although a streetcar may help stimulate development, there often need to be additional incentives that might include zoning changes, streetscape improvements, investment in public spaces, and tax and financing help.

During normal development, a stimulated neuron develops fat and short spines (which are thought to transmit signals better), while underused spines on the dendrites wither.

"I think we can recapture the dynamism that was downtown Newark in the '40s, '50s and '60s and create an engine that will stimulate development throughout the city," Mr. Booker said.