But more often the word is used in a quasi-mystical way to evoke information heaven.
Although, according to some authors (e.g., Black 2013; Harlen 2005), formative and summative assessments should not be seen as separated entities or different types of assessment, because they are both important for evoking information about knowledge, understanding, and attitudes of students, in this paper we only focus on formative assessment.
The initial between-category and within-category classification effects will be largely underpinned by the evoked information in the MEG signals.
Get to Heaven dials things back up again, presumably in order to evoke the information overload of 24-hour rolling news and the vast attendant echo chamber of social media.
Perhaps Get to Heaven actually achieves its aim rather too effectively, evoking the information overload of 24-hour rolling news so well that it essentially provokes the same reaction: it's often compelling, but you occasionally find yourself gripped by an overwhelming urge to turn it off.
We analyzed the human labels in terms of their lexical and semantic properties to ascertain that the audio clips do evoke the information suggested by their pre-defined captions.
In the primary somatosensory cortex, whisker-evoked sensory information is rapidly relayed to L1 neurons (Zhu Y and Zhu JJ 2004), which, in turn, act to powerfully inhibit sensory-evoked responses in L2/3 (Shlosberg et al. 2006).
Field would argue that the information evokes a conceptual representation of threat and in doing so the associative connection between the concepts of "dogs" and "threat" is strengthened.
In contrast, digital signage messages high on "features and benefits" information evoke intellectual experience and strengthen customers' deliberative processing route.
Ironically that information evoked a more distressed response in me than the details of the post-mortem I had just witnessed.
