Sentence examples for problem to invoke from inspiring English sources

Their chief problem — to invoke what, under the circumstances, seems the fair standard — is that they do not read as literature.

One solution for resolving the self- versus object-motion problem is to invoke a reciprocal antagonism between visual and vestibular signals of motion.

The university's name alone fits with Cruz's tendency to invoke problems and then rhetorically combat them with "liberty" and "freedom", which rain federalism and deregulation pixie dust upon them until they disappear.

Ockham's answer to the problem of divine foreknowledge was to invoke the difference between propositions which are really about the past (those that express "hard" facts about the past) and those which are verbally about the past but which are really in part about the future (those that express "soft" facts about the past).

Typically, upon the formation of imbedded metal conducting layer in a-IGZO TFT, a heterogeneous interface of metal/a-IGZO is highly possible to invoke additional problems such as new contact resistance, interfacial chemical mixing, charge trapping, etc.

"What is the problem with just requiring the person to invoke?" Mr. Gornstein asked.

One approach to this problem suggested by Dowe (2004) and Hitchcock (2004b) would be to invoke a distinction introduced in Section 2.9 above between net and component effects.

Again he decided to invoke the power of kawaii to highlight the growing problem of one-time-use and disposable items.

Stage 1 synchronization is needed to invoke extended PCF when all APs in the vicinity start experiencing the HT problem.

Even children can be taught that some problems (such as 2x + 6 = 0) have no solution unless you are ready to invoke negative numbers.

The trick starts to invoke claustrophobic terror.