"Culture" is a word activists like to deploy nowadays — there's "rape culture" to condemn or a "culture of respect" to strive for — and sometimes it can sound like a vague or lazy way to invoke how power or discrimination work.
"The need to invoke how things would look to 'any other fair and impartial spectator,'" says Sen, "is a requirement that can bring in judgments that would be made by disinterested people from other societies as well" (Sen 2009: 125).
Your'all joshing with me invokes how slowing down to rock is very Muir-trek.
"This wasn't about whether article 50 will be invoked, but how," said one.
Whether or not there are one-many or many-one relations between different hierarchical levels turns on the nature of the hierarchy invoked and how it is characterized.
Done in sweats, it suggests jazzercise, just as earlier moments have invoked amateurish how-to demonstrations.
Our approach to revealing and characterizing the plausibility of each account is to "unpack" the set of explanations they invoke, noting how much each strains credulity in view of the data at hand and wider knowledge of the relevant science.
The orchestration of such heterogeneous problem solvers can be divided into two subproblems: (1) When and how are various reasoning modes invoked? and (2) How is information passed between various reasoning modes?
The human becOnibabademon, whish is itself an allegory of war: "You become a demon, you stalethabouty".
Initially, it all feels like a glorified, extended TED talk: it has entertaining number games that prove we look for evidence that confirms self-created rules, and song lyrics are invoked to demonstrate how they can be interpreted differently depending on your point of view.
