51 Functional electrical stimulation (FES) is different to NMES, as it recruits muscles in functional patterns stimulating them in a similar way to how the muscles would 'normally' contract under volitional control in healthy individuals.
He could tire almost anyone's mind while intellectually stimulating them.
Advertising in Second Life is not about "trapping people" but about captivating and stimulating them.
Stimulating them with needles produced a similar brain response to music.
So blocking specific micro-RNAs — or perhaps stimulating them — could theoretically provide a powerful way to treat diseases.
In the parthenogenesis experiments, the scientists at Advanced Cell Technology started with 22 human eggs, chemically stimulating them to divide.
A practitioner uses a thermal wand that gently heats skin cells, stimulating them into producing collagen to plump and firm the skin.
We worry if our kids are using too much technology, if we're feeding them properly organic food, if we're intellectually stimulating them or emotionally smothering them.
The drug, sold by Ipsen, is injected under the skin and travels through the blood to bones, stimulating them to grow.
The behaviour of light seems to have interested ancient philosophers but without stimulating them to experiment, though all of them were impressed by vision.
"It was around 1900 when Maurice Maeterlinck fascinated composers, stimulating them to create music to his dramatic poems," Arnold Schoenberg wrote in 1950, reminiscing about the genesis of his own symphonic poem Pelléas and Mélisande, completed in 1903.
