Their eyes moisten at the mention of Mr. Gulen's name, which is invoked with utmost reverence.
In a few weeks Stephen Kosslyn, a psychologist at Harvard, will give a talk about mental imagery and memory, both of which are invoked while reading.
It consciously draws on a tradition of apocalyptic, dystopian sci-fi pictures from When Worlds Collide through 2001 to Stars Wars, all of which are invoked, often comically.
But to justify the death penalty, which was invoked to press the Rosenbergs to confess and implicate others, the government left the impression that the couple had handed America's mightiest weapon to the Soviets and precipitated the Korean War.
Hope's troop shows created a reservoir of cultural good will which was invoked subliminally every time in the next half century when, before his entrance, the orchestra struck up "Thanks for the Memory".
According to him, it is this blind dishonesty that is responsible not only for my own unhappiness but also for grievous world events like the Holocaust, which is invoked three times -- and presumably, the recent terrorist attacks, though they don't get wedged in here at all.
One is from Zephyr which is invoked by Monitor Heart Rate task to measure patient' heart rate; the other is from Addoz Dispenser which is invoked by Medicine Remind task to remind patient of taking medicine.
It is a repeating activity which is invoked both by Monitor Heart Rate and Medicine Remind tasks in the Caring Execution sub-process.
These results seem to indicate that the reciprocal, rhythmic LE movement patterns, which are invoked during gait, may also be invoked during stepping-in-place.
Think of an office with lights offering services, such as turn on a light, which are invoked by the system to automatically control the lights.
