However, the disruption invoked a set of physical, social and mental skills required during the power cut.
Part of the Resource class code is presented as follows: The DSML template invokes a set of templates that originate EMF/GMF models to the framework DSML.
According to Green (2007: 160), an assertion that $p$ invokes a set of conventions according to which the speaker "can be represented as bearing the belief-relation to $p$".
For instance, the students invoked a set of cognitive strategies including underlining key words enabling participants to create structure for their composition and notice key elements to take notes.
A model in Fig. 5B depicts this process, invoking a set of steps, each of which is characterized by a gradual expansion of the Ubx domain in embryonic T3 legs.
The kernel function can be invoked as a set of concurrently executing threads, and it is executed by threads.
For each book I invoke a sort of patron saint.
From 1981, the popular Body Heat, written and directed by Lawrence Kasdan, invokes a different set of classic noir elements, this time in a humid, erotically charged Florida setting; its success confirmed the commercial viability of neo-noir, at a time when the major Hollywood studios were becoming increasingly risk averse.
So maybe I can somewhat package my attempts to debunk the Hellenization of our discourse (pdf) by pointing out that the scare stories seem to involve invoking a related set of characters, the confidence gnomes.
The practice of therapy -- how it does or doesn't work and why -- has also been extensively explored, in books that are often written in opaque professional jargon, invoking a specific set of references.
