They are meant to invoke thought, inspire change, and address the most pressing social problems of the day -- aims that often arouse the wrath of governments and oppressive regimes.
While the stock's ticker symbol invokes thoughts of godly strength, the shares more closely resemble the fall of Achilles.
Participants also disliked the word 'healthy', as it invoked thoughts of 'disgusting'notnotastyty' or 'bland'bland
"Many of them feel confused and tired and even like they are losing themselves," Beijing university's Zhang Yiwu told the South China Morning Post, "Lost in Thailand is a very good movie for invoking thought and showing the frailty of urban citizens".
To interpret Hilary Mantel's story, in the gist of the Mail's Stephen Glover, as a message with a deadly intent would surely be to invoke the thought police.
To extend that thought, may I invoke the sentiment from this great bumper sticker: Paddle like your ass is on fire.
A passage in Cicero's Academica suggests that Carneades invokes this thought.
Invoking religious thought also enables thinkers to probe the more complex nature of belief and ideology, in an age of capitalism that lacks compelling alternative ideologies to global capitalism.
The fact that it sits beside remnants of an ancestral gene cluster encoding a novel flagellar system in E. coli K12 (Ren et al., J Bacteriol 2005) is intriguing since it invokes the thought RFH could have been associated with a specific case of termination in the past (rather like SELB vs EFTu in elongation).
The technologies do neither make new things appear out of the blue, nor is the influence to be characterised in the manner of discovery or treatment of diseases only, rather the technologies mediate and transform already present embodied experiences in making them appear in a more medical-scientific light invoking certain feelings, thoughts, and actions for affected persons.
