Sentence examples for invoke extended from inspiring English sources

Stage 1 synchronization is needed to invoke extended PCF when all APs in the vicinity start experiencing the HT problem.

In Bethel School District No. 403 v. Fraser in 1986, the Supreme Court ruled against a high school student who had been disciplined after giving a speech invoking an extended, but not explicit, sexual metaphor.

A multi-level scaling argument was then invoked to extend these single-cell results to multi-cellular organisms.

If the government got close to the debt limit again before the elections in November, a Treasury official said, "we would be able to invoke extraordinary measures to extend borrowing authority beyond the elections".

As Randal observes, the American invasion succeeded "in creating the deadly reality that the administration in far-fetched allegations months earlier had invoked to justify extending the war on terrorism to Iraq".

At Wellesley, we've extended the conversation, invoked by Rohrer's exhibit, to examine the work and experiences of women who are game developers and critics, including a stirring panel discussion last month that brought industry and academia together on this critical topic.

One recent explanation suggests that many post-modern "theorists" have absorbed their Descartes at second hand, and the same explanation might be extended to others who invoke Descartes after only cursory engagement with this writings.

We further demonstrate that the similar property principle commonly invoked in pharmaceuticals design could be extended to PV cells.

To extend that thought, may I invoke the sentiment from this great bumper sticker: Paddle like your ass is on fire.

A small amount of JScript [ 11] is used to extend XSLT scripts and to invoke the XSLT parser [ 12].

Optically, these luscious works are meant to vibrate as segments of larger patterns that extend beyond their borders, and to invoke specific emotional states.