The campaign debate over prescription drugs for the elderly has become a confusing muddle of partisan charges and countercharges, with both sides invoking the standard bogymen of health care debates, from "big government" to "H.M.O.
The broadcaster, British Sky Broadcasting, or BSkyB, sought to distance itself from Mr. Murdoch's News Corporation conglomerate and, invoking the standard held by British regulators currently weighing the channel's broadcast future, insisted that it was itself a "fit and proper" company to hold a broadcasting license.
On might try to get around these problems by invoking the standard physicist's assumption that an infinite-time limit can be used to effectively represent some large but finite elapsed time.
Identification of causal effects follows after invoking the standard unconfoundedness assumption used in the binary-treatment case, but this time, it is weakly defined at the 'local' treatment level of interest 't't
Gordon Rubenfeld Dr Marini invokes the standard responses of an advocate of a therapy when the clinical trial results are different than the results he had expected.
He even invokes the legal standard "innocent until proven guilty" -- meaning it must be proven beyond a reasonable doubt that animals have any kind of intelligence, awareness, or sensitivity before it can be accepted by science.
Essentially, the method identifies the set of input values required to invoke the environmental response for the percentile and standard under consideration.
A standard modern argument against dialetheism is to invoke the logical principle of Explosion, in virtue of which dialetheism would entail trivialism.
A standard way around this paradox in the literature is to invoke the so-called 'trembling hand' due to Selten (1975).
In the eighties, Waits moved away from a standard barroom setup and began investigating sounds that caused many reviewers to invoke the word "circus".
