In promoting Poppy Shakespeare, Bloomsbury and the booksellers will no doubt invoke, among other books, One Flew Over the Cuckoo's Nest.
Meanwhile, the Metropolitan Waterfront Alliance, an advocacy group, is challenging the auction, invoking, among other things, a federal law that protects historic ships.
A novel told by two narrators, both of whom doubt their own accuracy, is taking risks with the reader's commitment, and these risks are compounded when Jess Richards invokes, among others, The Interpretation of Dreams, the Brothers Grimm, Angela Carter and Shakespearian comedy.
This leads to the case of the "illiberal state-building" of Angola, where the elite is invoking, among others, the lack of human resources to justify a different state-building "in defiance of liberal peace precepts on civil liberties, the rule of law, the expansion of economic freedoms and poverty alleviation" [ 44].
Some of the Democratic presidential candidates have invoked deaths among soldiers from Fort Carson in criticizing Mr. Bush's handling of the war.
Darwin (1871, p. 166) invoked selection among tribes of hunter-gatherers, which numbered about 25 individuals apiece (Boehm 2012, p. 80), to help explain the evolution of human morality a reasonable view if the egalitarianism within such tribes equalizes reproductive success among a tribe's members (Boehm 1997).
Since the PDE1C is activated by Ca2+-activated CaM, it is possible that the finite Ca2+ dosage invoked competition among increased PDE1Cs, resulting in a delay in blocking of the depolarization.
Neel's proposal that past famines reduced survival of individuals lacking thrifty genotypes has been invoked to explain, among other things, epidemic rates of type 2 diabetes that developed among various new-world populations after their adoption of western diets and lifestyles, such as the Central Pacific's Nauru Islanders [ 8, 9].
