Sentence examples for evoked ones from inspiring English sources
Chronic DMI reduced the number of discharges and increased the frequency of discharge of spontaneous GMPE responses, affected mechanically evoked ones and increased the number of GMPEs expressed after repeated genital stimulation as compared to control rats.
As we will demonstrate below, it has been a consistent finding in our studies that synaptic potentials occurring during up states were of significant larger amplitude than those occurring during downstates, not only for electrically evoked intracortical and thalamocortical synaptic potentials, but also for the visually and whisker stimulation evoked ones.
His spirit is evoked one bench over.
The orchestra played with a rawness that you could either criticize as a lack of polish or extol as a genuine earthiness that evoked one's imaginings of the sound of an old-fashioned Italian orchestra.
Well, sucks for you, Vlsonn, because you evoked one.
I especially loved the way they evoked one of her famous dances: Jumbo just poses in front of a screen with still images of another dancer appearing behind her, each image offering a different pose in contrast to Jumbo's and increasing in frequency.
Surrounded by sounds in the day and bathed in gently moving light at night, Brickhead EARTH evokes one of the heads on Easter Island.
It may be reading far too much into the new pope's choice of a papal name -- Francis, after Francis of Assisi -- but those on the left of the moral theological spectrum might hope that it evokes one of St. Francis's deepest moral concerns: the wealth of the church and of Christians generally.
Discusses how Richard Nixon evokes one man, and Richard Milhous Nixon another.
Ideally, my new nom de puissance will evoke one or more of my several extraordinary abilities.
And they were the ones who sang along with "Thumbing My Way," a ruminative ballad that evokes one of Bruce Springsteen's quieter moments.
