The egg is chemically stimulated to create a group of cells that form a non-viable (and unfertilised) "embryo".
I especially enjoyed learning that at least one girl was stimulated to create her own stories, using the doll, perhaps, as protagonist.
While a person's hands were resting on his waist, his wrist tendons were stimulated to create a sensation that they were moving inward -- to feel, in other words, as if his waist were shrinking.
A single somatic cell or HESC can in principle (though not yet in practice) develop into a mature human being under the right conditions that is, where the cell's nucleus is transferred into an enucleated egg, the new egg is electrically stimulated to create an embryo, and the embryo is transferred to a woman's uterus and brought to term.
Their goal: "to stimulate people to create".
"It's a decision that should not only worry us, but also stimulate us to create conditions so that companies stay in Italy," said the infrastructure and transport minister, Maurizio Lupi.
He says the intricate counterpoint and multiple tempos in the player-piano works of the obscure 20th-century composer Conlon Nancarrow stimulate him to create new combinations of steps in his dances.
Mr. Kostunica, who has assembled a strong team of economic reformers, must quickly establish effective monetary and fiscal policies to stabilize the economy, normalize relations with the international financial institutions, rebuild war-damaged infrastructure, and try to stimulate investment to create jobs.
It isn't just taxation that has rich-world companies hissing these days, but rhetoric and regulation as well.At a time when the rich world is struggling to generate economic growth, you might imagine that its politicians would be competing to attract good companies and stimulate them to create jobs, innovative products and revenue.
It is impossible to forecast how scientific observations might stimulate others to create new treatments or procedures to control future pandemics.
