Sentence examples for invoked actions from inspiring English sources
The GUI replaced the typed command lines common on previous computers with graphical icons on the screen that invoked actions when pointed to by a handheld pointing device called the mouse.
One reason for visual size-sensitivity could be that the reaching movement made by participants invoked action representations associated with reaching and grasping (e.g. [44], [45]), and that these representations might contain size-specific information.
Our discussion of an MSSB role in helicase activation invoked action of the AAA+ (reviewed in Duderstadt and Berger, 2013) ATPase domain to translocate DNA, but we could not discuss specifically how the MSSB was affected by the AAA+ domain because it was not present in the PfMCMN ssDNA structure.
One other change I noticed was that the Word and Excel apps now features a "Tell me what you want to do" search bar that lets you search across all of the app's tools and invoke actions, such as bolding text or find and replace right from the search results.
The molecular stent hypothesis invokes actions of amphetamines on monoamine transporters, such as their ability to bind to a binding site at the internal vestibule, that cannot be occupied by the cognate substrate (Rodriguez-Menchaca et al., 2012).
As Mr. Obama was in Hawaii last week, Mr. McCain presented himself as a man-at-the-ready, opining daily about Russia, as well as repeatedly invoking action verbs like "drill" in pledging to address high fuel prices.
This chapter is about interrupts, which is how hardware invokes action in the firmware.
These studies illustrate ways that people invoke action-based meaning for presented stimuli even when action-oriented goals are not explicitly cued.
Very Hollywood I know -- but this rhetoric was first used around 2005 as a way to try and invoke action on climate change by public bodies and the media.
These functions are invoked from actions of the state-machines.
In her extraordinary speech at a rally last week, Stoneman Douglas high school student Emma Gonzalez invoked the actions of an earlier generation of students in Iowa. .
