Sentence examples for readily evoke from inspiring English sources

Ms. Summers was particularly attracted to "Willow," an abstract tree whose slender fronds readily evoke fiber.

In Britain, the word farmer can readily evoke a man with 100,000 hectares, several Range Rovers and his own helicopter.

Also, PPPs readily evoke action potentials, provided the input is strong enough.

Mechanical irritation and changes in pH are both stimuli that readily evoke cough in conscious and anesthetized animals and humans [ 11- 13, 26, 46].

Solomon advised, "Resist the flattery of being an 'old friend' or the sentimentality that Chinese hospitality readily evokes".

It was lovely, as inscribed with Mr. Corea's crystalline modal filigree, which more readily evoked Bill Evans than McCoy Tyner.

The eagerness with which people, both in and outside the Labour party, have turned upon him who was, until yesterday, the architect of 10 years' prosperity, suggests that something more is taking place than the fall from grace - a word not readily evoked by Gordon Brown, or Grievous Bodily, as some are unkindly calling him.

A rise in [Ca2+]i to 1 micromolar readily evoked release.

Endogenous descending itch inhibition through mechanisms that are independent of segmental gating can be readily evoked by heterotopic conditioning pain stimulation.

Broadly, dual coding theory suggests that providing multiple representations of the same information enhances learning and memory, and that information that more readily evokes additional representations (through automatic imagery processes) receives a similar benefit.

Similarly, in wt fish, self-motion-perception can induce looping behavior, which is readily evoked by a rotating 360°-pattern, like a fish IMAX® theater.