Hussain and Shah [26] have done initial work that stimulated many authors to prove fixed point theorems, as well as common fixed point theorems for two or more mappings on cone b-metric spaces (see [27 30] and the references therein).
He established Harvard University as a principal U.S. centre for physical anthropology and wrote many works that stimulated popular interest in that discipline.
Playwrights, dancers and others will be offered £30,000 to devise works "that stimulate audiences towards the radical and imaginative thinking necessary to contemplate and inhabit a world dominated by climate change".
They need to be inspired by a work culture that stimulates their creativity and imagination!
His art more than meets our need for aesthetic satisfaction, but there are other layers to his work that stimulate the intellect and spark the imagination, too.
And something can be very pretty and capture your eye initially, but when you go to live with a work, you really want something that stimulates you over a period of time.
Such studies, however, may stimulate other work that is helpful in an understanding of the growth process.
When you don't know from experience, or you can't explore through the imagination, you better do some sort of practical work that is at least going to stimulate the imagination, because finally the whole thing is just an act of imagination.' He stops.
Others have tried and failed to obtain fertilized hagfish eggs, Dr. Sower said, but she believes she has an advantage: she and her colleagues identified the type of gonadotropin-releasing hormone, a hormone that stimulates breeding, that works in hagfish.
He stimulated interest in a work that had not been read in a while.
