Nor is there a cold-war military buildup to stimulate prospecting for uranium and oil.
The anticancer activity elicited by AMPs has stimulated intriguing prospects for their use in chemotherapy as cancer remains a cause of high morbidity and mortality worldwide of utmost interest.
"It's meant to stimulate the electoral prospects of a couple of hundred members of Congress," Mr. Flake said.
Lydgate, too, was greatly stimulated at the prospects opened up by distinguished patronage and produced as a result a number of very long pieces that were greatly admired in their day.
Each chapter presents the current status of the technology as well as the future prospects that would stimulate further research in the subject area.
In addition, the academic/community mentorship would introduce a unique interdisciplinary learning laboratory, one that begins with students' interests rather than predetermined topics chosen in advance by faculty and administrators--a prospect that could stimulate student curiosity and increase engaged learning.
The increasing attention being given to supercapacitors is stimulated by the prospect of using such devices as secondary power sources in electric vehicle propulsion.
But that cheery argument repeats the common mistake that I addressed two weeks ago: Using tax dollars to stimulate one industry necessarily impairs the recovery prospects of everyone else.
There have also been disappointing figures from China and the US, emphasising the prospect of further measures to stimulate the global economy.
Annual consumer price inflation jumped to 2.7 percent in October from 2.2 percent the previous month, according to official figures released on Tuesday, muting prospects that the Bank of England would move to stimulate the economy, at least in the short term.
The commission hopes that the prospect of Cyprus joining the EU will stimulate the United Nations' current attempt to resolve the quarrel between its Greek and Turkish communities.
