Sentence examples for which stimulated a from inspiring English sources

A distinct Georgian sculptural tradition did not emerge until the advent of Christianity, which stimulated a demand for a large number of carved stone reliefs.

These tropical lands are hot, humid and fertile; they are rich in fruit, seafood and spices; and they are deeply influenced by their thousands of miles of coastline, which stimulated a centuries-old culinary interchange with ships from China, India and Europe.

Half the room is adorned with a mural of giant three-foot flowers, which stimulated a little debate at our table as to whether they're parrot tulips — a question that stumped the otherwise excellently informative waiter (they're French tulips, it turns out); the other half, around the Butterfly Bar, is painted with titular butterflies.

In this perspective, a possible framework stems from the consensus problem formulated and solved in the pioneering work of DeGroot [16] and Friedkin [21], which stimulated a bulk of both theoretical and application-oriented research [22 27].

The visit was prompted by the increase in the number and range of professional doctorates introduced in the UK over the last decade which stimulated a desire to obtain details of similar programmes in Australia.

Some countries and states adopt less targeted financial incentives, available for a wide range of infrastructure investment, such as the US Department of Energy loan guarantee scheme, which stimulated a number of investments in the solar power plant in 2010 and 2011.

These advances were made possible by the electron microscope, which stimulated an enormous amount of research on subcellular structures beginning in the 1950s and became the prime tool of anatomical research.

As a graduate student in film at the City University of New York a decade ago he prowled Manhattan's bookstores, where he found Janet Malcolm's "Reading Chekhov," which stimulated an interest in Russian culture and politics that led him to "A People's Tragedy: The Russian Revolution 1891-1924" by Orlando Figes.

In recent years, trends related to population aging, rising fuel prices, urbanization, rising health and environmental impacts, and changing consumer preferences cause the private car travel reaching its peak [2], which stimulated an increasing demand for alternative modes [1].

By 1990 the L/44 was not considered powerful enough to deal with the future Soviet armour, which stimulated an effort by Rheinmetall to develop a better main armament.

This is especially true of hatred, which is dislike and antipathy inflamed to a high degree and inspired by beliefs which stimulate a set of other emotions in the hater, chief among them fear, ignorance, jealousy, anger and disgust.