Sentence examples for stimulated so that from inspiring English sources

With the use of a magnetic coil behind their head, the inquirer's visual cortex was stimulated, so that if the answer was yes, they saw a flash of light.

In order to increase integration so-called double loop learning (Schön and Rein 1994) needs to be stimulated so that the assumptions in the domains are challenged.

Active ARFs are much more flexible, however, as the vapor may be stimulated so that it will absorb other frequencies of light.

When the skin is stimulated so that pressure, warmth, or cold is felt, pain sensation is lessened or blocked.

Another term for backfire is the Jevons Paradox, named after a 19th-century British economist who observed that while the steam engine extracted energy more efficiently from coal, it also stimulated so much economic growth that coal consumption increased.

Three such problems stimulated so much interest among later geometers that they have come to be known as the "classical problems": doubling the cube (i.e., constructing a cube whose volume is twice that of a given cube), trisecting the angle, and squaring the circle.

Recently, locally released osteogenic growth factors have also been shown experimentally to stimulate osseointegration so that bone fills gaps around orthopedic implants.

Reagan took office and pledged to reverse the trend toward big government and to rejuvenate the economy, based on the theory that cutting taxes would stimulate so much growth that tax revenues would actually rise.

In the Reagan Administration, some true believers were convinced that the rise in the budget deficit would be short-lived: lower tax rates would stimulate so much growth that tax revenues would eventually rise well above their pre-tax-cut levels: this was the "Laffer curve" theory.

We need to find ways to make it more economically and intellectually stimulating so it becomes something that people want to do and know that they can make money from.

When a disease, or group of diseases, rises rapidly without a specific explanation, it stimulates investigation to identify the cause, so that preventive measures can be devised.