He and his aides even avoid the words "stimulus" and "stimulate," seeing them as Democratic words, and prefer to use the more Republican words "growth" and "grow".
I thoroughly enjoyed it, and felt stimulated seeing the high-brow literary colossus giving this much space and interest to the sport I have been covering for so many years for the International Herald Tribune and The New York Times.
But that is all true of "Satyagraha" too, and the Met's production went a long way toward convincing people that slow does not always equal boring, that a deliberate pace can be the right one with dense material, that there are untraditional ways of telling a thrilling story, that it is possible to have a stimulating experience seeing an opera you've never heard — or even heard of — before.
Though the guerrilla war accounts for less than a fifth of the violent deaths in Colombia, it is taking place amid more general insecurity and violence, some of which it stimulates (see chart).
The next morning, cells were washed, stained for various lymphocyte subsets and stimulated (see Methods).
First, metformin was found to stimulate (see below and Figure 2), not inhibit, the NADH FeCN oxidoreduction reaction.
As expected, a 2 × 2 × 2 ANOVA including the factors DOMAIN, CONTROL, and TMS did not reveal any significant interactions when vertex was stimulated (see Table 2).
Raster plots show spike activity in six constituent neurons randomly selected from the network and focally stimulated (see 'Materials and methods' for numerical simulation of glutamate un-caging protocol).
In fact, data presented here pointed out that auxin down-regulated the genes involved in ABA biosynthesis, while the signal transduction pathway elements were substantially unaffected or stimulated (see Additional file 2).
As with the remaining three activity protocols described below, the AMAP is designed to stimulate students' seeing and thinking related to the moral dimensions or values inherent in a given situation.
