Sentence examples for capacity to invoke from inspiring English sources

The suggestion is that to truly comprehend the madness of the world, one must have the capacity to invoke it.

In contrast, the immediate rewards in the dissatisfied experience become effective in their capacity to invoke customer loyalty.

Certainly, fHAs have the capacity to invoke both an inflammatory response as well as induce synthesis of tissue degrading enzymes when added to chondrocytes in vitro [ 22- 25].

His call for ever more ambitious coordination between commissioners and providers is at odds with the capacity of private companies to invoke legal challenges to such arrangements, and this worry will not have been helped by his evasiveness on the issue during his media rounds last week.

If AR procedures are capable of reducing exposure by diverting attention away from smoking cues, this in turn could reduce the capacity of these cues to invoke craving and symptoms of withdrawal.

Despite a positive shift in providers' attitudes towards HIV-patients, and strengthened capacity of HIV-patients to invoke 'voice' sanctions, the scale-up of HIV services contained no specific activities designed to address the deeply rooted information and power asymmetries affecting social answerability and enforceability more broadly.

Because the metal production and recycling capacity is realized by a dynamic network of reactors, tools to invoke improvement in this capacity also require modelling at level of reactors.

This development is attributable to an increase in the resolution of feature representations held in memory, without the need to invoke alterations in the capacity to store discrete items.

To invoke rapid and full induction of fermentative capacity, respiratory, aerobic glucose-limited chemostat cultures (D = 0.1·h-1) were shifted to fully fermentative conditions by sudden depletion of oxygen and addition of glucose.

The trick starts to invoke claustrophobic terror.

There are many useful truisms to invoke.