This reliance on the memories of particular, ordinary people results in a grand statement of the gamut of emotions that such pictures are capable of evoking in everybody.
The underlying events of how dendritic cells (DC) are capable of evoking an antigen-specific skin sensitization response are not yet understood.
Currently, intimin is classified into a large family of adhesin proteins that are capable of evoking A/E lesions and are generally divided into five types (α, β, γ, δ and ε) on the basis of their divergent C-terminus domains[23], [24].
A writer for "The Wire", an acclaimed HBO show about urban crime, he is capable of evoking atmosphere in three dimensions.
Kupka painted abstractions with titles such as Fugue in Red and Blue (1912) that made explicit his belief that abstract colour, like music, is capable of evoking profound feeling.
As such, it is capable of evoking their unconscious emotional associations.
Here, Hasker, is using the term to express a view structurally like one (vitalism) that the British emergentists were anxious to disavow, thus proving that the term is capable of evoking all manner of ideas for metaphysicians.
It is, therefore, not surprising that familiar objects, locations, and smells are able to evoke elaborate conceptual representations (the carnival or grandma's house, for instance), given that a single feature is capable of evoking additional features constitutive of the entirety of the concept.
Collectively, these observations demonstrate transcranial US is capable of evoking sensory stimuli even in humans.
These experiments, performed at room temperature, indicate that ChR2-mediated activation of striatal CINs from a quiescent state is capable of evoking glutamatergic responses in striatal MSNs that is independent of cholinergic actions.
The finding that the relatively understudied VEGF189 is capable of evoking VEGF isoform-specific signalling events may have broad implications for the therapeutic use of VEGF.
