Beijing now is not Berlin in 1936, but China's bid for the Olympic games has evoked a wave of nationalistic fervour at home, while stirring controversy abroad.After past scandals, the 131 members of the International Olympic Committee (IOC are now deemed too corruptible to be allowed to undertake inspection tours themselves.
In France, some newspapers even reported that Nungesser and Coli had arrived safely in New York, evoking a wave of French patriotism.
And yes, the Wave House evokes a wave.
In the pharmaceutical industry, the success of imatinib evoked a huge wave of efforts to develop various disease-associated kinase inhibitors.
Throughout 75 minutes, Ms. Dean and her all-female troupe use them acrobatically to evoke a variety of phenomena, from breaking waves to binary stars to atoms colliding in a cloud chamber.
The images of light, the sound of waves, the lack of light, and dimness all evoke a sense of loss.
The collaboration with Miraval, a name that evokes the ultimate in fitness and wellness, was part of a wave of similar developments around the country.
Mr. Badinter's remarks have brought a wave of responses, with many Jewish groups reacting angrily and evoking the pain of survivors.
The growers evoked a potential consequence of their financial crisis in apple-producing counties like Ulster, Orange, Columbia and Dutchess, where a wave of new building has swept through in the last decade.
The V-wave is produced when a stimulus sufficient to evoke a maximal M-wave is delivered to a motor nerve during voluntary contraction.
