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stimulate

[stim-yuh-leyt] / ˈstɪm yəˌleɪt /


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Depending on how they are stimulated, the same device can act as a memory element, a logic gate, a selector, an analog processor, or an electronic synapse.

From Science Daily

Debates on the climate change bill, which are expected to clarify plans for carbon tax implementation, are scheduled for the first parliamentary sitting of 2026 and could further stimulate interest in the sector, he adds.

From The Wall Street Journal

These findings may represent an early step toward new treatments aimed at calming the mind rather than stimulating it.

From Science Daily

There, professionally trained staff can teach children how to play, explore, and negotiate conflicts with other children - all of which helps stimulate their brains.

From BBC

MPs DOM is largely made up of small, biologically accessible molecules that may stimulate or suppress microbial growth, disrupt nutrient cycles, or interact with metals and other pollutants.

From Science Daily