Things have changed a bit since the days when game-makers only aimed to make the most addictive mass-appeal experience they could muster, and the new environment of game developers is home to people like Mark Essen and Jason Rohrer, who have taken the entertainment paradigm and used it to create contemplative games capable of invoking an emotional reaction.
Stilettos This shoe is capable of invoking euphoria, admiration and panic.
Mr. Faber, who remains a writer capable of invoking all manner of inchoate dangers, teases this story toward a realization that life-or-death power is beyond both of them.
In an in vitro study and in computer models, we have shown that, invoking the reciprocity theorem of electromagnetic fields, this procedure is capable of assessing the attenuation of signals between the heart and the skin.
Plenty of travel professionals are invoking the word "boomer," though.
And instead of invoking Ronald Reagan, like the Republicans do, Clinton invokes her last primary opponent, Barack Obama.
(He was forever invoking the misdeeds of the C.I.A).
Again invoking the assumption of independent hops, we obtain.
Finally, while Washington keeps invoking the specter of a nuclear armed Iran, India has quietly developed a large nuclear arsenal and will soon test an intercontinental ballistic missile capable of delivering a nuclear warhead to North America.
To support Haiti, whether by emigrating, financing others who could or simply invoking the island's name, was to show that blacks were fully capable of becoming dignified citizens, be it in America or abroad.
