An assortment of these luscious mollusks may inspire wonder at the efficiency of natural selection: tiny shells deep and spiny, shells shallow and elongated, shells round and smooth -- all suited to their native waters.
At best they may inspire thought, analysis, debate; at their worst they are hectoring banalities on the lowest level of phatic speech.
By demonstrating that adaptive plasticity in amputees transcends the boundaries thought to restrict reorganisation after sensory deprivation in the adult human brain, our results may inspire future research, aimed at utilising neurorehabilitation to improve usage of both residual and intact arms, as well as artificial arms, in 1-handed individuals of all ages.
The G37 may inspire a measure of lust at first sight, but my ardor for it was tempered by the realities of its spec sheet.
It may inspire them to go into STEM at an older age.
But at least, Parker says, it may inspire other countries to raise their goals for renewability.
Though aspiring to the vice-presidency, or at least to its automotive trappings, may inspire craven coveting of the E-Class, the smarter money may be spent elsewhere.
These enzymes expressed at critical times during biomass degradation may inspire the design of improved enzyme cocktails for the conversion of plant cell wall resources into fermentable sugars.
A blank book with a colorful, flowery cover may inspire you to write a journal, but it won't fit at a business meeting.
Among the fervent few who organise fringe events at party conferences, the democratic deficit represented by "unaccountable police authorities" may inspire tub-thumping rhetoric.
