It is likely that during our high-power (global) stimulation, we stimulated more than just the somatosensory sector of TRN, as light is expected to spread in this case and reach other sectors.
Competition from an increased number of doctors entering the cosmetic market has also stimulated more aggressive marketing.
Vision 42 advocates said light rail lines in Dallas had stimulated more than $1 billion worth of development.
Europhiles are pleased that the final debate stimulated more than 100,000 messages on Twitter.
Few artists have stimulated more controversy in recent years than Damien Hirst.
Early on, when it was still hard to tell the differences between hoaxes and real threats, the confusion stimulated more, and more disturbing, coverage.
But oil didn't displace coal, it helped us mine it more effectively and stimulated more technologies that raised energy demand overall.
Predictably, the proposal stimulated more outrage than fresh thought, though many of Firestone's ideas — children's rights, an end to "male" work and traditional marriage, and social relations altered through a "cybernetic" computer revolution — have proved prescient.
The new arrangement, however, stimulated more divisiveness; the power of the grand prince of Kraków declined after the reign of Casimir II the Just (1177 94).
It's worth noting, too, that "What If the Secret to Success Is Failure?" stimulated more discussion on our blog than on the original article, which is pretty exciting.
The same economic wave that put more money in millions of poor Brazilians' pockets, especially here in the north, has also stimulated more drug trafficking and the deadly crime associated with it, officials here contended.
