Sentence examples for need for invoking from inspiring English sources

The solution presented in the Laplace transform s-domain provides a method for determining the contacting efficiency without the need for invoking any heuristic arguments as done in the earlier studies.

Finally, there is a need for theories that invoke cognition-action interaction to articulate in more detail when and when not particular action measures will co-vary with cognitive processing [46].

So why is there suddenly a need to invoke one for the programme editor?

end{aligned} (2.16 However, we need not invoke ASF for deriving (2.16).

Beyond those theoretical results, KBO observations have recently called for the need to invoke internal liquid phases.

Such a rapid preservation of duplicates may need to be invoked for locus 3, because of coincident estimates (18 23 mya) for the major ancestral genome duplication event [ 62] and for divergence of the Petunia clade [ 51].

There is no need to invoke a different explanation for posttetanic potentiation than for staircase.

The net effect of the 12 electrons is therefore bonding, and delocalization eliminates the need to invoke any role for d orbitals.

The earthquake interaction model does not need to invoke aseismic transients for explaining the foreshock sequence.

The traditional realism versus nominalism debate is an ontological debate over whether in order to account for properties we need to invoke a class of entity, universals (see Section 1.2 above).

"In my view of the Neanderthal disappearance, we don't need to invoke violent causes for their demise," Stringer said.