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Rather than invoke a few specific chemical mechanisms to explain the universality of log-linear-log scaling, this view invokes the universality of aggregate processing and occasional component failures.

Nussbaum's capabilities approach, unlike Bruckner's view, invokes an objective notion of the good.

In this view, you invoked God to explain the inexplicable – at one time this would have been the weather or common diseases, and for Hawking apparently until recently the origin of the universe.

It is a small show, but the works on view invoke a vibrant and significant movement in the New York City art world — one that linked the early days of hip-hop, the recognition of graffiti writing as an art form, and a lively exchange between Manhattan's downtown artists and those working in the then-burnt-out South Bronx.

Did he not realize that most scientists view invoking miracles to explain natural phenomena as a confession of utter defeat?

One way to flesh out this view is to invoke Immanuel Kant's notion of humanity, that all persons are rational, autonomous beings possessing dignity and deserving of respect.

On this view, our agency is invoked whenever our choices could have made a difference.

Quentin Skinner has called this view of freedom 'neo-Roman', invoking ideas about freedom both of the ancient Romans and of a number of Renaissance and early modern writers.

This view may move too quickly to invoke utilitarian or consequentialist considerations.

Compatibilist accounts of free action are typically event-causal views, invoking event-causal accounts of action.

Whatever the answer, the observation that a common circuit node can control multiple defensive behaviors, according to its level of activity, argues against alternative views invoking parallel processing models, in which anatomically distinct pathways control different types of behavioral responses depending on cues or contexts (Fanselow, 1994; Mobbs et al., 2007).