I'm aware of the irony the song's subject matter might invoke – it's basically the funky twin of Grinderman's No Pussy Blues – but, for better or for worse, I think of Lucky as "our song".
Such a local diagonal relationship between boron and silicon can be invoked by recognizing that, basically, one B-H unit has the same number (four) of valence electrons (is isovalent) with Si.
"He's invoking the invisible bond vigilantes, basically saying that investors would be scared and drive up interest rates.
With the game basically decided in the Yankees' favor, the umpires invoked a directive dealing with pitches and the intent of the people who throw them.
The interface PC basically "logs in" to both mainframe systems upon boot-up, invokes the respective Kermit servers (or other communications software) and starts the interface get/send loop until operator intervention or a catastrophic hardware failure.
Ideas of repetition are invoked in the exhibition catalog, but this is basically a quasi-random selection of oddball (if nonetheless fabulously interesting) contemporary photographs.
Near the end of Wednesday's show, the singer blazed through "Freedom," a ferocious soul-rock jam that invokes borders and riots and police and chains — the raw materials, basically, of our endless summer of discontent.
These functions basically simulates RPC calls by sending messages to the Tsimmis server to invoke one of the hook functions (see SSL.DOC on hook functions), then retrieves results using partial fetch protocol (see FETCH.PROTOCOL).
implied opponents were basically teenagers in their basements, while Rep. Michael McCaul (R-Texas) on the House floor invoked this week's Boston Marathon bombing to underscore the need to enhance national security.
One could invoke the Trende thesis, as some talk radio figures have done, to justify basically standing pat ideologically on both immigration reform and economic policy writ large.
