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The technology city should become a stimulus for countrywide reforms to ease the emergence of small and medium businesses, including technology companies, Mr. Guff said he told the Russians, and not a goal in itself.

And he explained because it's open source other companies and open source users themselves can build on top of the open source platform, and when that happens, the project can take off and become a stimulus for new business creation.

The protection of intellectual property not only is extremely helpful in cooperation in international and multi-entity projects but also may become a stimulus for further terrestrial and extraterrestrial business opportunities.

Some recent evidence suggests that the reduced level of consciousness is a specific (though not sensitive) sign of delirium [ 49, 50], and so it could become a stimulus for specific delirium screening, bolstering rates of detection.

"It would be good if the collective enthusiasm for the team became a stimulus for Spanish society in the face of the current problems and even that it became the motive to demand that our country should resemble and work like this group of young men".

"We hope that this ruling becomes a stimulus for the American side to perhaps use existing legal opportunities to issue a ruling in absentia and consider the penalty served," Olszewski said.

The stimulus does not unilaterally affect the organism in virtue of its absolute physical and chemical properties; it becomes a stimulus only insofar as the organism constitutes for itself a vital milieu which it projects around itself.

"For a typical healthy person," Nietzsche says, "being sick can even become an energetic stimulus for life, for living more.

The hunt for more dramatic as they're often described images drives the photographic enterprise, and is part of the normality of a culture in which shock has become a leading stimulus of consumption and source of value.

Gonne's estranged husband, John MacBride, was executed, leaving Yeats free to propose to her again; but, more importantly by Foster's account, Yeats formed an obsessive attachment to her daughter Iseult (obsessive attachments become an increasingly crucial stimulus for Yeats's creativity, culminating at the end of his life in sexual dependencies of some indignity).

Thus, the senescence of cells, which was initially triggered by inflammatory stimuli, becomes a self-reinforcing stimulus for further inflammation and senescence.