It can't be artificially evoked.

There are three kinds of evoked potentials in widespread clinical use auditory evoked potentials, usually recorded from the scalp but originating at brainstem level visual evoked potentials, and somatosensory evoked potentials, which are elicited by electrical stimulation of peripheral nerve.

This is not the choked ghetto usually evoked by media representations.

His brother, Jaroslaw, has always evoked popular mistrust.

The BJP has always evoked instinctive fear among Muslims.

It also evoked the discriminatory concept of the virgin woman.

The building evoked great emotion as soon as it was finished.

News of the death sentence evoked surprise and outrage on social media

One modification allows perceived distance to be evoked simultaneously by different behavioral responses.

Eye movements are evoked by activity in the deep layers of the SC.

Any demonstration in the vicinity of the Mission evoked a larger police presence.

This pain was rendered more acute by physical pity for her, evoked by her tears.

The notes he now changed no longer evoked such calculations, but flew away like wee birds.

Tymoshenko claims the verdict is a political revenge of the regime in the West, the trial has also evoked suspicion of being biased.

The exposition evoked considerable interest, particularly in Africa, the Middle and Far East, and in South America.

The question of increasing the membership of the Security Council has evoked broad interest from many Members.

Mary Nikolavna gave a mild, kindly smile, which evoked one from Nicholas, and she took away the bottle.

The massacre of our co religionists and brother Slavs evoked sympathy for the sufferers and indignation against their oppressors.

His commitment to multilateralism and his firm belief in the irreplaceable role of the United Nations were rightly evoked.

The paper cut out creatures have evoked strong emotions and empathy for Rai's cause among visitors to his diverse installations.

As a result, a sense of solidarity was evoked among the Jewish communities of Europe they had never experienced before.

In her talk, Clinton evoked the ancient Chinese aphorism Tongzhou Gongji When on a common boat, cross the river peacefully together.

The dire situation has evoked a wave of concern over South Sudan s future and whether the government will be held accountable

491. The representative emphasized that the Government strongly condemned the use of Nazi emblems, which evoked memories of a fascist past.

The crisis has evoked international response by the United Nations system with a view to establishing more equitable international economic relations.

Appeals by international agencies and Cambodian non governmental organizations, including those addressed to the King of Cambodia, have not evoked action.

Women in Uganda this year, who put on The Vagina Monologues during V Day, actually evoked the wrath of the government.

Over time, wenesom became venenum, a word that specifically described potions or medicines that evoked intense physical reactions from the patient.

Last year, Luis Sallés evoked the central reason for the March 8 celebration with a cartoon published on the website Cinismo Ilustrado.

For several decades the situation in the Middle East has always evoked in our minds images of excessive tension and uncontrolled conflict.

Even if you never heard this history before, the memory of it persists in the feelings evoked by the words you speak.

The news of his firing evoked steady revulsion among the readers of Index (in the meantime commenting has been disabled ) and among twitterers, too.

Cumulatively, these events evoked bitter memories of 19 th century Western imperialism, when foreign devils'' subdued and humiliated China, running roughshod over a once proud people.

For Iranians who lived through two terms of the populist presidency of Mahmood Ahmadinejad (2005 2013), the US elections have evoked a sense of déjà vu.

He said the melody was reminiscent of Led Zeppelin and the vocals evoked memories of Al Green and The Rolling Stones circa Sympathy for the Devil .

He evoked the three following reasons which led the French Government to opt for a global consultation with the Comorian people on the question self determination

That consciousness of death which had been evoked in them all by his farewell to life on the night he had sent for his brother was destroyed.

When Zambians were confronted with sad pictures of a frail and clearly unwell President in April 2014, which immediately evoked feelings of concern and anxiety, government officials played down the concerns.

There is only one point evoked in the statement we have just heard from the distinguished Ambassador of Pakistan that requires clarification on the part of our delegation India does not accept the linkage between nuclear restraint and conventional balance.

'Was I not very untidy?' she thought, but seeing the rapturous smile which the recollection of these details evoked she felt that the impression she had produced was a very pleasing one.

The pain and anguish evoked by President George Bush in his most recent speech on the Katrina disaster must surely move to concerted international action even those who stand amid the alien corn.

As a result, human rights were not merely reflected in the preamble to the Constitution but were defined systematically in articles 6 to 20 and could be evoked and defended before all appropriate bodies.

For just three pfennigs you could buy a cigarette whose colorful name evoked the world of the gods of antiquity, a whiff of The Arabian Nights or a reminder of King Solomon's royal mistress.

Fischer had directly participated to the drafting as German minister of foreign affairs, he was considered one of the candidates for the new role of European minister of Foreign Affairs evoked in the text, and his speech was the keynote of the event.

When she saw the invalid she pitied him, and that pity produced in her woman's soul not the horror and repulsion which it evoked in her husband but a need for action, for finding out all the particulars of his condition, and a desire to help him.