Sentence examples for stimulating the needs from inspiring English sources

In smart cities, technology is used to empower the inhabitants by focusing on their skills, providing them with relevant feedback, and thus creating a state of collaborative and convergent actions aimed at satisfying (and stimulating) the needs of the inhabitants (Giovannella et al. 2014).

The growing requirement for energy thrift and hence the increasing emphasis on 'low-purchased-energy' designs are stimulating the need for more accurate insights into the thermal behaviours of buildings and their components.

However, the rapid advancement of digital technologies has resulted in an explosion of video data, which stimulates the needs for creating computer graphics and visualization from videos.

This has stimulated the need for alternative method of removing soil adhering to tubers.

The spread of the Lutheran Reformation to the Slovene-speaking provinces of Austria stimulated the need for vernacular translations.

The universal acceptance of the WWW stimulated the need to provide access to the vast legacy of existing heterogeneous information.

Lack of strict structural standards for transit bus body builders stimulates the need for crashworthiness and safety evaluation for this category of vehicles.

Future regulations for the limitation of sulfur and aromatics in fuels driven by the European Auto Oil Program (AOP II) stimulate the need for an alternative utilization of the resulting surplus of pyrolysis gasoline (pygas).

A new study by Uber argues that millions of driver jobs will survive well into the future and that the spread of driverless trucks may actually stimulate the need for more — not fewer — drivers.

Saliva helps to control the body's water balance; if water is lacking, the salivary glands become dehydrated, leaving the mouth dry, which causes a sensation of thirst and stimulates the need to drink.

Instead of strangling us, as Mr. Brooks contends, this will stimulate the needed reforms for economic and health care efficiencies that were avoided for so long in our fog of denial.