These recent concerns stimulate discussion about the limits of what can be scientifically explained, and they reveal anew a mythological dimension to human knowledge.
The second strategy concerns stimulating an identity-image match where the communicated place image reflects the place identity.
It aroused worldwide concern and stimulated the development of the environmental movement.
The sight of the officers savaging an unarmed man while colleagues stood casually by elevated police brutality as a civic concern and stimulated a broader discussion about its effects on the culture.
Knowledge of delta vulnerability has raised global concern and stimulated active interdisciplinary research as deltas are densely populated landscapes, rich in agriculture, fisheries, oil and gas, and important means for navigation.
Leopold's idea that the "land" as a whole is an object of our moral concern also stimulated writers to argue for certain moral obligations toward ecological wholes, such as species, communities, and ecosystems, not just their individual constituents.
The reported health benefits of CM justified the great public concern and stimulated our interest to investigate its effects on NAFLD because this conditions is one of the obesity-associated disorders that is currently widely prevalent.
Increasing energy costs and environmental concerns have stimulated the development of sustainable approaches to the replacement of petrochemical processes.
In recent years, both environmental and economic concerns have stimulated a strong interest in using natural gas for internal combustion engines.
Concerns are stimulated by the competition between the promotion of wooden products through the European Bioeconomy Strategy and wood as an energy carrier through the Renewable Energy Directive.
However, a growing awareness of the adverse impacts of inorganic fertilizers on crop production as well as increasing environmental and ecological concerns has stimulated greater interest in the utilization of organic amendments for crop production.
