When songs aren't stocked with musings on girls, they're likely to invoke space ships, airplanes or military imagery.
Interstellar spends the next couple of hours setting out why she is wrong, invoking space travel as not just the only alternative to the Soylent Green scenario but the logical next step in humankind's technological and evolutionary destiny.
But their modern counterparts, whose spacecraft are far more sophisticated, are less inclined to invoke space-faring ghosts for the mishaps that befall them.
If, however, the task is one of orientation, where subjects must point their heads (or eyes) at the source, it seems simplest to invoke a space map where the focus of neural activity can be used to direct a saccade [43].
The so-called L1-finite difference approximation method is invoked together with space approximation schemes to obtain numerical solutions to time-discretized models, such as spatial finite difference, spectral, lumped mass, and Galerkin finite element techniques.
That would inform his later work, which he would often describe by invoking natural spaces such as forests and caves.
"This really should be the Brooklyn-Queens Gold Coast," Gioia said, and he described a vision rather strikingly at odds with the creek's industrialized banks, invoking green spaces, ferries, and a winding bike path.
When writers for "Star Trek" need to bring back a dead character or reverse a pivotal event, they can simply invoke a space-time distortion or declare that what seemed so persuasive was just a simulation on the holodeck.
If you read about her, you'll find out that she coined the phrase "Gulf futurism" a tag that invokes the space-age towers of entrepôts like Dubai and their hyper-connected thobe-wearing inhabitants.
Energy imbalance of enantiomers due to a lack of antimatter parity, or enantioselective breakdown by circularly polarized light from space was invoked.
