Sentence examples for invoke either from inspiring English sources

For such populations, one must invoke either spatially varying fitness or temporal variation with a seed bank.

Two leading theories for the seeding and expansion of homopolymer tracts invoke either slipped-strand replication errors or the action of transposable elements such as retrotransposons [ 38– 41].

In order to explain this observation, we must invoke either horizontal gene transfers within the MATX clade or at least two more gene duplications and subsequent differential losses of putative paralogues within the MATX clade.

The United States Court of Appeals for the District of Columbia Circuit ruled that the four Britons had no right to invoke either the Constitution or that law.

We also are more comfortable with luck than with fate, but too seldom invoke either to explain why things go wrong for politicians.

Only on a handful of occasions did he invoke either the People's Republic of China (PRC), Pakistan and Bangladesh.

This is why Giuliani invokes either Churchill or Reagan, or both, virtually every time he speaks on the subject; in his mind, the next president faces exactly the same kind of struggle with a hungry agent of totalitarianism.

My story looks at examples that are being invoked either as why the ballot measure is, or isn't, a good idea.

Its perforated ornamental flourishes invoked either Venice or acoustical tiles, depending on your viewpoint.

There were nine Muses as early as Homer's Odyssey, and Homer invokes either a Muse or the Muses collectively from time to time.

Those who did, and who survive the line at the host's pulpit to be granted entrance to the inner dining room, find themselves in a handsome, big-city space that invokes either the Grand Central Oyster Bar or, less romantically, a subway platform at rush hour.