Sentence examples for stimulus approach from inspiring English sources

The European Union has chosen another path by declining to adopt a stimulus approach.

This study shows that a sequential stimulus approach – cyclic stretching with delayed TGF-β1 supplementation – can be used to engineer tissue with desirable tensile and elastic properties.

Yet the trend remains mediocre by historical standards; Fed projections put off a return to "full employment" to late 2015 at the earliest.Adding to the Fed's communication task is its multi-pronged stimulus approach.

This mild stimulus approach has contrasted with Beijing's approach in late 2008, when a large stimulus program of 4 trillion renminbi (about $635 billion) was announced in response to mass layoffs and collapsing exports.

Tonight, a senior aide to Mr. Daschle was cool to Mr. Conrad's idea, saying, "Senator Daschle opposes using the Social Security surplus and believes that since the president rejected our budget approach and our short-term stimulus approach earlier this year, it is his responsibility to come forward with a plan".

If policy makers believe that the labor market has not improved over the past three years, they will reject the stimulus approach that the president took in 2009 and oppose further efforts to boost aggregate demand — just as John A. Boehner, the speaker of the House, did last week after the administration called for a $50 billion stimulus package.

Other neurons react with remarkable specificity for example, only when the visual stimulus approaches from the same direction as a stimulus moving on the skin, or during the act of reaching for an object and tracking it with the hand.

With monetary stimulus on hold, and fiscal stimulus approaching, higher CPI inflation is likely to emerge during the next several years, possibly doubling the current level.

A stimulus approaching the body requires fast processing and appropriate motor reactions.

Behavioural measures considered were: (i) first stimulus approached by each chick (i.e. the first side sector entered during test); (ii) percentage of orienting responses performed toward each stimulus on the overall number of orienting responses; (iii) percentage of time spent near the human face stimulus (i.e. of time spent in the lateral sector adjacent to the human face).

However, there was a roll-off in the magnitude as the period of the stimulus approached the integration time [ 19].