Red Sox fans hoping for dreary weather to buoy their dismal prospects against the Yankees in the American League Championship Series may invoke a variation on a theme sounded in Boston more than half a century ago.
Then we may invoke a broader version of the CLT for locally correlated signals [6].
These results confirm that food intake remains unaffected by exercise in the immediate hours after but suggest that exercise may invoke a delay before food is desired.
If the cameras will be installed in an outdoor environment, large outdoor enclosures may invoke a sense of intimidation (see Figure 4(a)).
Indeed, an expressivist may invoke a deflationary conception of truth to support the idea that we can speak of justified moral beliefs that are "true" — without implying that justified moral beliefs accurately represent moral reality.
One may invoke a theory — a theory of temporal parts, for example — that construes the relation as a certain kind of similarity, but that is theory, not pretheoretical intuition.
The images and portrayals that society offers marginalized populations may have implications for youth development, and they may invoke a larger discussion of the role that these images play.
While the word "home" may invoke a physical dwelling, an integrated health home is a holistic approach to care -- often virtual -- that addresses the need for support, coordination, and access to care to ensure the member truly has the chance to live a healthier life.
