The concept-album plot (dehumanisation, drones, mind control – don't ask) doesn't help, invoking the sorts of albums made by hairy Canadians in kaftans circa 1976.
The relatives, turning to another court for help, invoked the United Nations human-rights charter in asking that the child be allowed to stay.
Aides that worked with Mr. Obama during his campaign said he latched onto $250,000 because it helped invoke President Clinton's era of economic prosperity in the 1990s — a demonstration, the argument goes, that higher taxes did not hinder growth.
The computation offloading module establishes connections to cloud resources, manages available mobile services and helps invoke remote services, as mentioned in Section 3. The resource registration manager establishes connections to servers and deploys services onto them.
Regardless of the outcomes of your college decisions — whether you are elated or crestfallen — it may help to invoke the message in William Ernest Henley's poem "Invictus": I am the master of my fate: I am the captain of my soul.
When asked how they thought they were better able to prevent headaches during interviews at each session and on checklists after every 10 sessions, many would explain that during potentially stressful conditions they would imagine hearing or visualizing the neurofeedback games and this appeared to help them invoke the physiological state elicited during the actual sessions.
The passing years have helped them invoke the essence of the Isley Brothers.
Defining the structural basis by which CD4+ T cell help is invoked in an anti-tumor immune response will likely aid the design of more effective cancer immunotherapies.
The focus was supposed to be on Mr. Gore and Mrs. Clinton, both of whom are locked in tight races, but the Democrats who turned out yesterday could not help repeatedly invoking the name of Mr. Clinton.
It doesn't help that invoking the specters of Weimar Germany and Zimbabwe is a classic right-wing scare tactic, as David Dayen noted in The Intercept.
