The observation that cumulative angles oscillate, and the way that cells move by extending pseudopods, inspired us to describe cell motion as a discrete, but easily pictured turn-run-turn model.
New Orleans was her home, but the institutions that she inspired extend nationally and internationally.
In one unusual Web site posting, a Saudi man who wrote that he worked with the kidnap victim and had even discussed Islam with him, tried to extend a religiously inspired, traditional tribal form of protection known in Arabic as "ijara" that would forbid killing Mr. Johnson.
They had barely broken a sweat when I was inspired to extend our venerable farm table with one made from Ikea sawhorses and an old kitchen door.
Analogously, this article recruits the video journal as another useful avenue for extending the evergreen learnings inspired by Washday.
Schools which offer options that are popular with parents—such as innovative ways of teaching and extended school days will inspire existing schools to emulate them, he argues.
Their energy, their commitment, and their resistance, has inspired me to extend the spirit and participate in the movement through print.
The success of this work inspired us to extend the reconstruction to other starch-relevant pathways.
In death, the pastor said, maybe he will inspire people to extend themselves in the same way.
Schubert is another focus of the festival, whose nature theme has extended beyond birds to music inspired by the sea, including late-20th-century works like Jukka Tiensuu's "nemo," which evokes the singing of birds and whales, and Tristan Murail's "Barque Mystique" ("Mystical Boat").
