At one Congressional hearing, Gonzales invoked a faulty memory more than 50 times.
Dopamine replacement boosted performance in our memory task, invoking a role for dopamine in procedural memory retention.
This invokes a lost father's memory and – deploying a mixed battery of stanzas and metres – leads it gently back to D-Day and the aftermath, when "fear, grief, boredom, pain/ have found out how to fade/ into the later life he made".
However, these studies often lacked theoretical focus (Fagan, 1984; for exceptions see Cohen and Gelber, 1975; Olsen, 1976) and their findings were typically "accounted for by invoking a unitary concept of memory" (Schacter and Moscovitch, 1984, p. 174).
President Obama will have the opportunity to invoke that memory when he represents our nation at Hiroshima in a few weeks.
Decorating your bedroom with serene artwork, such as scenes from nature, or even favorite vacation photos that invoke happy memories, go a long way toward creating a peaceful bedroom, interior designers say.
The Holocaust Museum did not comment directly on Mr. von Brunn's death, but used the occasion to invoke the memory of Mr. Johns.
The new President will almost certainly invoke the memory of Lincoln's life and career at his inauguration.
Perhaps now IS the time to invoke that memory!
The video uses negative space to invoke the memory of musicians past.
