The classical framework, however, addresses these patterns by exclusively invoking natural selection on suitably imposed fitness landscapes.
Opus Dei is not "elitist" in the sense in which people often invoke the term, meaning an exclusively white-collar phenomenon, concluded John Allen.
Yet the debate rarely invokes labor standards, and instead exists almost exclusively on technical grounds involving employment and price "elasticities" (responses to increases in the wage) and targeting (whether the wage reaches low-wage workers in low-income households).
In some of the games, the margin is so large at halftime, that a mercy rule is invoked, allowing for a shortened second half, a rule used almost exclusively in elementary schools to spare humiliation and emphasize sportsmanship.
Invoking the ties between climate change and the Olympics happens almost exclusively in regards to the Winter Games.
She gets the second after they are exclusively involved, when she wants a child but he refuses, invoking obligations to his adolescent daughter from a prior marriage.
Finally, although we invoke findings in the motor domain, the role of beta activity need not be exclusively motoric (Engel & Fries, 2010).
The sincerest of his opponents may just as easily (many times correctly) invoke the idea of a "costly" grace, a political martyrdom of religious conscience, in defense of exclusively heterosexual marriage, or protecting a fetus.
After taking office, Mr. Obama ordered strict adherence to antitorture rules; justified his counterterrorism policies as authorized by Congress and consistent with international law, rather than invoking any inherent powers as commander in chief; and sought to handle terrorism cases that arise on domestic soil exclusively through the criminal justice system rather than using the military.
Huckabee invokes God constantly.
