Sentence examples for invoking the consequences from inspiring English sources

In an effort to do so, going beyond the Debye-Hückel limit, we first derive an expression for streaming potential by invoking the consequences of strong EDL (electrical double layer) interactions in the narrow fluidic passage and finite conductance of the Stern layer.

Invoking the myth of terrible supply-side consequences just won't cut it.

Schlesinger warned of terrible consequences before the first Gulf War, counselled against intervening in Bosnia by invoking the spectre of a quagmire, and viewed the overthrow of the Taliban in 2001 as a Vietnam-like exercise in futility.

The Environmental Protection Agency could compel plants to switch their materials and methods by invoking the general duty clause of the Clean Air Act, which calls on them to prevent accidental release of dangerous chemicals and to minimize the consequences of such releases.

Republicans are already invoking the I-word.

EVERYBOD YS invoking the guy.

Shamelessly, others are invoking the B-word.

By invoking the identity [14, Equation ] (A5).

Invoking the 1910 Mann Act.

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Models of a late onset of dynamo action invoked the thermal and chemical consequences of a magma ocean (Stegman et al. 2003; Zhang et al. 2013).