Sentence examples for has spurred much interest from inspiring English sources

Gold (Au) nanocatalysis has spurred much interest in chemical reactions under mild conditions.

The quest for simple methods to fabricate reproducible plasmonic nanostructures has spurred much interest in a variety of scientific disciplines; however, it has remained a big challenge to hierarchically assemble individual noble metal nanostructures with desirable long-range order at predefined sites on a substrate.

There is; and this has spurred much of the recent interest in relativist semantic theories.

But word-of-mouth has spurred much of the company's growth.

Injuries have spurred much of this understated transformation.

The Conrad, a Las Vegas-style hotel that opened four years ago with an immense and gaudy casino, has been only a modest success and has not spurred much interest among international hotel chains.

Roots spurred much interest in family history, and Haley created the Kinte Foundation (1972) to store records that aid in tracing black genealogy.

But the Olympic tournament has spurred so much interest in Ogden, Utah's sixth-largest city, with 77,000 people, that curling has become a civic obsession.

It is the connection to the heritage of famous marques that has spurred collector interest.

This has spurred recent interest in developing cross-layer optimization algorithms (see, e.g., [2 5]).

The development of piezoelectric motors has spurred an interest in the vibration characteristics of plates laminated with piezoelectric materials.