Sentence examples for of which invokes from inspiring English sources
Once (G texttt {cand})) meets the condition specified at Line 5, it is partitioned into multiple subgraphs, each of which invokes a new recursive function (Line 13).
However, there are a number of compelling reasons for preventing stillbirths, none of which invokes abortion: 1. Stillbirth is a significant contributor to the disease burden of women and a marker for poor population health.
This is simply because the transmission chain parameter cannot be flexibly changed at the transmitter without the knowledge of CSI, which invokes the necessity of the outage analysis.
It is a tension within aesthetic experience between what an artwork invokes of its subject-matter and how what is invoked changes the character of that which invokes it.
Identification of epitopes which invokes strong humoral responses is an essential issue in the field of immunology.
But there is something in the mix of Dudamel's electricity and communication with his orchestra, cranking up that extra notch of commitment, which invokes more the indefatigable Russian Valery Gergiev, only without the ego.
Then there's that title, of course, which invokes Graham Greene's pitiless 1938 novel, "Brighton Rock," with its slums, its fear and the razor-wielding boy of whom Greene writes, "Heaven was a word: hell was something he could trust".
First, the relationist could reply that he need not explain all situations which are possible according to Newtonian mechanics, because that theory is to be rejected in favor of one which invokes only distance and time relations between bodies, but which approximates to Newton's if matter is distributed suitably.
But investors have not been made fully aware of the risks of early redemption (which invokes unpredictable penalties), or of their exposure to the insurance firm itself.
There's a touch of nostalgia in this form of direct address, which invokes the work of Jean-Luc Godard in much the same way that a later scene of a couple in bed boldly references Truffaut's 1970 film "Bed and Board".
Now that it's August, there are seven weeks of summer left, which invokes a sense of urgency to maximize the remaining weekends.
