For example, compared with naming tasks, lexical decision tasks show greater effects of whole-word variables like frequency (Balota and Chumbley 1985 , 1990 Balota et al. 2004; but see Monsell et al. 1989 for an interpretation not invoking pathway control).
The ads for Saks Fifth Avenue do not invoke doom, much less gloom, although several would not have seemed out of place in the 1930s.
On the other hand, CoopMACI picks either the direct path or the relay path (indirect path) for reduced transmission time and does not invoke diversity for backup transmission.
Furthermore, LD is not invoked for several rounds until the parameters needed for LD are tuned to the new wireless link.
Salmond criticised the former prime minister Tony Blair for negotiating a prisoner transfer agreement (PTA) with Libya in 2007 – which was not invoked for Megrahi's release – at the same time as sealing a deal for BP in the country, saying it had given rise to suspicions of "deals in the desert".
Weber did not explicitly consider the need for coordination and did not invoke information processing, but it seems implicit that his officials need to be coordinated.
For them, Geist did not invoke a transcendent power, as some Right Hegelians maintained, but was an anthropological and historical process of emancipation, propelled by contradiction and struggle.
The shelter crisis statute is not invoked for a variety of reasons, from the practical to the personal, she said.
In his meandering, meditative new book, Snark, David Denby, film critic for the New Yorker, does not invoke Justice Potter Stewart's standard for obscenity -- "I know it when I see it".
NEW YORK — "Historic" is an adjective I've rarely used to describe a performance, but a review that does not invoke it for Ben Platt's incandescent turn in the ravishingly bittersweet "Dear Evan Hansen" would be doing it less than justice.
