One promising area of the impact of music on cognitive abilities stems from actually learning to play a musical instrument.
I am a lifelong fan of Dylan's, but my interest in his seasonal decorating abilities stemmed from the fact that he and I live in the same neighborhood.
Molybdenum disulfide (MoS2) is the most desirable solid lubricant because of its low friction coefficient, good anti-seizure ability stemming from easy cleavage and excellent adhesion to the metal surface.
Charles Moore, Thatcher's official biographer, said it was impossible to know if the former prime minister had a special gene that made her less susceptible to tiredness, but said much of her ability stemmed from a drive to prove herself.
A move in that direction now seems to be under way.In this section Stemming the tumorous tide To have and have not Silver tongues Bulls at work Correction: Palaeontology Reprints Related items Nanotechnology: Casting a long lineFeb 14th 2008Silver's natural germ-killing ability stems from its extremely slow release of silver ions (electrically charged atoms, or groups of atoms).
This attractive TX ability stems from combination of its (i) high conjugation efficiency in each of the two planar moieties, (ii) intrinsic 3D structure on account of the presence of the central node, and (iii) intrinsic regioselectivity in electropolymerisation on account of the positions of the two available free α-thiophene sites.
This ability stems from the relatively high levels of cellulases and xylanases produced by F. oxysporum (Christakopoulos et al. 1989, 1996a, b; Panagiotou et al. 2003).
This ability stems from the market-oriented firm's capability in generating and acquiring market-focused intelligence based on interactions with lead customers in order to provide the organization with the information needed to develop new products that are valued by the market (Slater and Narver 2000).
This ability stems from the hypotheses that the intergenic variation in patterns of CUB observed within a genome reflects a lineage's evolutionary responses to selection against inefficient protein translation as well as mutation bias.
The N.C.A.A.'s new-found power stemmed from its ability not only to make, but also to save its members a great deal of money.
Most had some connection to the National Democratic Party, which itself was an institution whose power stemmed from its ability to control and influence the affairs of the state.
