Sentence examples for invoked extensively from inspiring English sources
The concept of redistribution has been invoked extensively in discussions of distributive justice in both the domestic and global context.
An analogy between distributed and discrete structures is extensively invoked.
The five factors in Table 3 have two elements in common: they have close theoretical links with changes in the income distribution, and they have been extensively invoked in the distributional literature in Argentina.
Thus, the fundamental processes associated with switching behaviour can be invoked more or less extensively depending on the type of task and type of information involved in the switching.
One plant uORF with conserved peptide sequences has been shown to exert this control in an amino acid sequence-dependent manner but generally it is not clear what kinds of genes are regulated, or how extensively this mechanism is invoked in a given genome.
The copyright law has been modified so extensively in the past decades that now this essentially never happens, creating absurdities whenever copyright is invoked.
Machine learning is invoked to provide candidate solution objective function evaluation estimation which reduces computation burden when model evaluations models are extensively time consuming.
He used the Programmer's Toolkit extensively so that he could write code for his own algorithms and then use standard Dragon functions, invoked from inside his programs, for image display, subsetting, error analysis and so on.
Justice Alito invoked Plato.
He invoked Krane repeatedly.
Keith Hernandez invoked Willie McCovey.
