The German influence, however, persisted until about the middle of the 19th century, when Fredrika Bremer, traveller and feminist, tried to stimulate the work of indigenous children's writers.
In a work entitled Our Knowledge of the External World (1914), Russell analyzed the concept of physical objects as comprising classes of (perceptual) aspects or perspectives, an idea that later stimulated the work of Rudolf Carnap, an outstanding philosophical semanticist and analyst, entitled Der logische Aufbau der Welt (1928; The Logical Structure of the World).
Bovine paratuberculosis is included as an example infection because it originally stimulated the work.
After analyzing the results, the goal is to indicate actions that may point ways to the collaborative development of relevant applications in computational terms and to stimulate the work with an Interaction Design that considers the syntactic thought of designer.
The Norwegian Government wants action to stimulate the working capacity in those disability pensioners who have the potential to work.
One possible explanation would be that the previous work stimulating the contralateral supraorbital region provided stimulation elsewhere in the PFC which contributed to the WM benefit reported by others.
As well as intensive reading, other ways of stimulating the development of your work include poetry workshops, courses and writing groups.
Vibrant patterns and surreal-yet-recognisable characters abound in her body of work, stimulating the imagination in the same way as Klimt's The Kiss, or Kay Nielsen's Hansel and Gretel illustrations.
Vibrant patterns and surreal-yet-recognizable characters abound in her body of work, stimulating the imagination in the same way as Klimt's The Kiss, or Kay Nielsen's Hansel and Gretel illustrations.
Another is the release of endorphins: several studies have suggested that placebo pain relievers, at least, work by stimulating the brain's own analgesics.
The devices are said to work by stimulating the release of the body's natural painkillers or by increasing blood flow to tissue.
