When fire escapes are invoked, they are usually maligned as architectural eyesores, invitations to burglars or nesting grounds for pigeons.
Mr. Lewis also warned that Bank of America might try to cancel the deal by invoking an escape provision in the contract called a "material adverse change" clause, or MAC.
But analysts said the panel had probably concluded that a downturn affecting the entire advertising industry did not qualify as a valid reason for invoking the escape clause.
The training is stopped when the sum of all squared errors of each output neurons for the training examples (not the validation examples) does not decrease by at least 5% for 9 consecutive iterations (including iterations where the local minima escape algorithm was invoked).
Responding to noxious stimuli by invoking an appropriate escape response is critical for survival of an organism.
Many rights activitists fear that by invoking terrorism, countries with questionable records will escape condemnation.
He could not escape the political topic of the day – Mrs. Clinton invoking the assassination of Robert F. Kennedy on Friday as a reason to stay in the Democratic race.
This argument mistakenly assumes that journalists, by invoking the first amendment alone, can successfully escape the coercion of federal judicial orders.
That worries rights campaigners, some of whom say that invoking terrorism allows countries with questionable records to escape condemnation by the commission.
Judge Fisher agreed that "the government is not invoking the privilege to avoid embarrassment or to escape scrutiny of its recent controversial transfer and interrogation policies, rather than to protect legitimate national security concerns".
