My control-group dogs had mixed reactions to DogTV that bordered on randomness: Mitzy, a Border collie mix in Westerly, R.I., was certainly stimulated by the "Stimulation" video: she was stimulated to get up and leave the room.
I go to be stimulated, to get the latest news from the distant past, to be made to think, though not necessarily to think easy thoughts.
A revolution in economic thinking, led by John Maynard Keynes, enabled us to think of the economy as something that can spontaneously fail, that the government can stimulate to get going again and make everyone better off.
Women must inject themselves daily with hormones for an average of 10 to 12 days, stimulating ovaries to get as many mature eggs as possible.
Here we have music stimulating this conductor to get the healing process started".
The device stimulates the muscles to get them to give feedback to receptors.
During this second visit, nurses provided information on guideline-concordant management and treatment options, and stimulated older people to get involved in the decision making process.
Conversation with her jumps from nematodes to rhizomes to how "the animals stamping with their hooves and manuring stimulates the microbial community to get ever busier".
When they first arrived on the market, e-cigarettes seemed like the savior for nicotine disciples, a way to get that stimulating buzz without the risk of illness and death associated with tobacco.
Flint maintains that women in labour need darkness, privacy, comfort and to zone into the sexual side of birth, to move and groan and moo while their partner gently stimulates their nipples and clitoris to get the oxytocin flowing.
