He commutes weekly from Chicago and, while the work is stimulating, he's sensitive to the pressures the long-distance commute puts on his wife.
Our work was stimulated by systematic deviations of transport characteristics measured for nominally trilayered metal-barrier-metal heterostructures based on novel superconductors from related theoretical predictions for conventional tunnel junctions with a transmission probability D < < 1 [2], as well as for S-c-S S-c-S S-c-Sh deviceshere c stands for a constriction [3].
Widespread international interest in his work was stimulated by a career retrospective at the 1997 Pusan International Film Festival.
Our work was stimulated by the paper of Pijanowska & Kloc, (2004) [ 24], who used a clone of D. magna which has been shown to be plastic with regard to life-history traits and behaviour [ 10, 11, 13, 14, 34] in response to kairomones from fish and Chaoborus.
The work was stimulating.
Interest in her works was stimulated by the research of Christopher and Bridget Hill, and has since grown (Looser 2000, 2003; Wiseman 2001; Withey 1976; Schnorrenberg 1979, 1990; Hutton 2005, 2007, 2009; Gunther-Canada 1998, 2003; Gardner 1998; Gardner 2000).
The specific study was stimulated by previous works relevant to the modelling of the behaviour of IT students at Hellenic Open University (HOU) and addresses the issue of distance learning forum modelling using a formal language, aiming to fill the gap that exists in this area, which is demonstrated by the relevant bibliographic review.
Workplace learning involves 'learning through participating at work' ([ 1] p.210) and 'learning that is stimulated by workplace activities' ([ 2] p.119).
They'll also be less inclined to complain about overwork if the work itself is stimulating.
In S. cerevisiae, Mms22p has been proposed to be a substrate-specific adaptor of a DNA repair−specific Rtt101p-based complexcomplex that is stimulated by MMS, works in an Mms1p-dependent manner, and is involved in the processing of stalled replication forks (Zaidi et al. 2008).
