The Spanish delegation went further, invoking the possibility of a new arms race as developed countries scrambled to get ahead.
His deputy went even further, invoking the spectre of Nazi Germany.Such language verges on the silly.
Taking L k ∗, 3 ( x ) = ( L k ∗, 0 ( x ) + L k ∗, 1 ( x ) + L k ∗, 2 ( x ) ) / 3 as input, we further invoke local refinement (see Section 4.1) to optimize object segmentation.
I write, going back further, invoking the past precisely because it is irretrievable.
China does not see much reason to follow the example set by the West and further invoke the wrath of ISIS.
"Monsters Inside Me" takes things a step further by invoking a terrorism analogy.
But this objection fails, according to McTaggart, because the additional times that are invoked in order to explain t's possession of the incompatible A properties must themselves possess all of the same A properties (as must any further times invoked on account of these additional times, and so on ad infinitum).
Some retain natural selection within populations as an important evolutionary force but endorse the importance of other forces (e.g., Crespi 2000, Goodwin 2001, Carroll 2005), while others go further and invoke natural selection among populations or species along with natural selection within populations (Gould 2002, Jablonski 2008).
The men of Ulster are disabled by a curse, so Cú Chulainn prevents Medb's army from advancing further by invoking the right of single combat at fords.
Any further actions invoked within the assessment were not part of the time measurement.
Further, imagery rescripting invokes many senses, and this may result in better activation of implicational meaning representations necessary to change them (Teasdale, 1993).
