Sentence examples for invocation without from inspiring English sources

This work develops an OBEM-compliant object-based equipment (OBE) in the framework environment, so that this equipment can directly communicate with the MES by method invocation without using the SECS/GEM protocol.

While SOAP Web services with their mandatory WSDL4 interface definition support both static calls and dynamic invocation, RESTful Web services only allow dynamic invocation without the possibility for generating client side stubs.

The concept is now more often applied (although usually without invocation of the "diathesis" and "stress" terminology, e.g. see [ 25] and [ 26]) with reference to genetic inheritance, epigenetic modification of gene expression and life events.

2588 (2007), holding that no federal action for damages may be brought by a cattle rancher in Wyoming against officers of the U.S. Bureau of Land Management for destroying his cattle and dude ranch business in deliberate retaliation for his refusal to give the Bureau an easement over his land without compensation by the Bureau and without its invocation of the federal power of eminent domain.

If the end of a sequence is reached without any invocation of the predicate returning true, some returns false.

Unfortunately, however, it seems difficult to make sense of the notion of a solution to a problem without some invocation of the concept of truth; the most obvious account of what it is to solve a scientific problem identifies a solution with a true answer to a question.

It is also possible that some over-length cross-links can be satisfied by intra-domain dynamics without the invocation of domain movement.

Moreover, if an expectationalist aims to offer a theory that explains promissory obligation without the invocation of a convention or practice of promising (like Scanlon does), then the other standard route to explaining promise trust is blocked.

Another possibility is that a fully Lorentz invariant account of quantum nonlocality can be achieved without the invocation of additional structure, exploiting only what is already at hand, for example, the wave function of the universe (see Dürr et al. 1999) or light-cone structure.

This bill is harmful and hateful without any invocation!" she wrote.

I can't read this invocation of meritocracy, however, without wondering how many of the writers of the platform have read the book that originally coined the term.