Sentence examples for technological stimulus from inspiring English sources

Without the ability to reason about our decisions to act on the basis of judgment – rather than prompted by impulse or chemical, or biological, or technological stimulus – we not only lack liberty, the ability to choose.

Poland's defense minister, Jerzy Szmajdzinski, said the jet order and offset agreement would "bring an economic and technological stimulus for Poland and strengthen our links with the United States".

An item on Woman's Hour lamented the problem of teenagers being sleep-deprived because their rooms are chock full of tempting technological stimuli.

Development of nanocomposites with environmentally response-type affinity sites, which can rapidly change the recognition rates in response to external, noninvasive stimuli, has broad technological applications for areas.

Also, export promotion proved to be an effective public policy instrument for generating competitive stimulus among firms to accelerate technological learning, while rapid increase in education at the mature technology stage allowed firms to obtain adequate existing knowledge bases for technological learning.

Behavioral neuroscientists have to continuously struggle to both keep up with technological advances to accelerate data throughput and to customize stimulus delivery and data acquisition systems to do cutting-edge research.

Ms. Napolitano said her department would divert about $50 million in federal stimulus money intended for the project to other technological needs on the border, including laptops, radios, thermal-imaging devices and cameras requested by border guards.

Recent technological advances provide means to design and apply complex extra-cellular stimuli.

Some of this evolution is purposefully aimed at achieving specific goals, but much of it is unplanned as the organization reacts to environmental stimuli, competitive forces, political pressures, changing managerial priorities and technological innovations.

For the technological improvement of birthing simulations a subsidy has been recently obtained from the Stimulus foundation (European foundation for regional development) by MMC in association with the University of Technology Eindhoven and the European Design Centre.

Due to technological advancements in functional brain imaging, foetal brain responses to visual and auditory stimuli is a growing area of research despite being relatively small with much variation between research laboratories.