Sentence examples for by explicit invocation of from inspiring English sources

OpenTox services are independent, and can be mashed up or invoked in serial or parallel fashion by explicit invocation of command tools, existing workflow systems, or custom user interface.

Drawing on his commitment to panorganicism, his talk of corporeal substances, and his explicit invocation of the Aristotelian notions of form and matter, it has been suggested that in his middle years Leibniz held to an essentially Aristotelian ontology according to which the fundamental level of reality is occupied by organisms composed of substantial forms and matter.

Perhaps the most familiar expression of the minority-group model is found in the preamble to the Americans with Disabilities Act, which describes people with disabilities as "a discrete and insular minority"—an explicit invocation of the legal characterization of racial minorities.

Some close observers approved Mr. Obama's explicit invocation, for the first time, of Israel's 1967 borders as the starting place for talks with the Palestinians.

Every discussion of political moment is quickly followed by an invocation of polling numbers.

The god is honoured by the lighted ghee (clarified butter) or camphor and is protected by the invocation of the deities of the directions of the compass.

But it is a whole situation, not a discrete object or kind of object, that metaphor enables us to view in a new light; the new light is shed by the invocation of second situation of comparable complexity; and the invocation is managed by an interweaving of sentences rather than by a juxtaposition of terms.

Substantial variability in diagnosis of physical strength could be caused by inadvertent invocation of age stereotypes during assessment.

The memorial service was not the only occasion marked by the unapologetic invocation of religious sayings and symbols.

That, at least, is the picture evoked by the constant invocation of a "slippery slope".

All data and results can be reproduced by a simple invocation of make.