At the Paris Exposition of 1867, Hennebique saw Joseph Monier's tubs and tanks built of concrete reinforced with wire mesh and was stimulated to seek a way to apply this new material to building construction.
In particular, the technique of mental simulation is used to stimulate people to apply a new, and until now not preferred, goal management strategy.
The simplest way to stimulate nerves is to apply single stimuli at intervals no shorter than 10 s.
Thus, fellows may now work for 2 years in a foreign laboratory and spend a third year pursuing research and career opportunities at home-a measure that we hope will stimulate more U.S. students to apply to the program and at the same time promote the repatriation of other students.
It has been standard practice for New Zealand farmers to apply phosphate fertiliser to stimulate pasture legume growth in order to increase N-fixation and thus to improve pasture productivity.
Their feeling was, stimulate, stimulate, stimulate to keep the viewer.
Channel openings were stimulated by applying test steps (5 s) to depolarize the membrane patch to ∼−12 mV (see Methods).
To enhance the surface plasmon resonance effect in the coatings, the growth of Au nanoparticles was stimulated by applying a thermal annealing treatment at different temperatures up to 500 °C.
Before Dr. Urist's discovery, physicians had long known that scrapings from healthy bone stimulated healing when applied to major fractures.
Based on cosmogenic-nuclide exposure dating and optically stimulated luminescence dating applied to glacial-lake sediments, a 300-m deep bedrock spillway, and giant eddy-bars > 200-m high, we reconstruct a history of cataclysmic outburst floods from glacial Lake Vitim, Siberia, to the Arctic Ocean over the past 60,000-years.
