Sentence examples for invoke the proposed from inspiring English sources

Finally, in Part IV, this Article will substantiate the claim that the Commission has the power to invoke the proposed procedure.

Mr. Gardner's condition would not qualify him to invoke the proposed law, but he has said he hopes it will one day be extended to people with certain debilitating conditions not considered terminal.

In contrast, by invoking the proposed "maximum entropy sampling" method, the estimation for the pathloss exponents and attenuation factors are ; and, respectively, which agree well with the previous derivations.

The most common mechanism invoked to explain the proposed elevated speciation rate is the fracturing of populations as a result of the geological complexity of the region and eustatic sea level changes [ 10].

Since the NOP instruction does not require any processing unit for its execution, each of the proposed scenarios to invoke the IMU is composed of an unbounded loop with more than 1000 no operations (NOPs).

On the other hand, "soft eyes" invoke the approach of Ralph Waldo Emerson, who proposed that nature must be appreciated with a transparent eye; that is to say, we become more connected to the significance of our world by seeing it and not looking for it.

We do not yet know whether there are more dimensions than the four we presently know of, and while many proposed solutions invoke the holographic principle, it is uncertain whether that plays any role in whatever the resolution of the paradox truly turns out to be.

Therefore we invoke the ideas of Patrick Forterre, who has proposed that cells received the ability to replicate DNA from viruses.

While differing in detail virtually all of the proposed mechanisms invoke a species that only weakly interacts with the metal surface and cannot be detected via conventional spectroscopic techniques.

Mr Brown did not invoke the name of James Tobin, the economist who proposed a levy on currency dealings in the 1970s.

To keep such programs going, schools are emerging as the staunchest opponents of the proposed restrictions, invoking the same principles of local control that the states themselves use to fight federal standards for academic testing.