Sentence examples for is summoned in a from inspiring English sources

While in the large-deformation diffeomorphic approach to image matching, system (1.1) is summoned in a type of matching procedure called metamorphosis (see [4] and the references therein).

"The imam was summoned, in a threatening manner, to put an end to all such practices," the document said.

He had been summoned in a political prosecution, one that has been used to cast the protesters as dangerous radicals.

While Ms. Shourd has been summoned in a letter from Iran's Foreign Ministry, it is unlikely that she will return to face trial in May.

These ubiquitous non-wins meant that, last night, my facial muscles were so well practised in the "non-winners smile" that it could be summoned in a nanosecond.

The rise of British teenagers and their warring subcultures is just too big (and too nuanced) a subject to be summoned in a few pages.

There is a holiday atmosphere, or as much of one as can be summoned in a medieval bull-run guarded by military police next to the Scotch Whisky Experience.

Last week, the centers vaccinated some 140 members of epidemiologic teams that can be summoned in a flash to examine suspected cases of the illness.

Father Carter, a Franciscan Friar of the Atonement, had been summoned in a last-ditch effort to turn it around, and almost immediately upon his arrival, he decided that the images in the church did not reflect the reality of his community.

In Botswana, the US ambassador was summoned in a letter and asked "to clarify if Botswana is regarded as a 'shithole' country".

When something can be summoned in an instant via broadband, whether it is a game world, an e-mail inbox or pornographic material, it is harder to resist.