In the 1950s, what was the prevailing idea about memory?
The prevailing idea in biology regarding parasites is that they cause serious damage to their hosts.
Then added, "There is a prevailing idea that this is a Conservative country.
This is an obvious exaggeration, but it gets at the prevailing idea of Jarrett as enforcer of the Obama bubble.
A prevailing idea is that black hole growth is synchronized with host-galaxy growth, i.e., the ratio between black hole and galaxy growth is constant.
When British race institutions were established in the 1960s, they reflected the prevailing idea that British policies should incorporate lessons learned from North America.
But in 1986 the prevailing idea was that the suburbs were for the privileged few and the cities for the poor, the bohemian, and the principled.
Q.: So the prevailing idea, in your view, now is, You can't change the world, but you can sculpt your body?
Instead, the prevailing idea, experts say, is that human safety is paramount, and if a wild animal attacks once, it might do it again.
The prevailing idea among the Irish people that a check over six months old has lost its validity has, apparently, been blown sky high.
The prevailing idea is that the critic exists simply to offer some idea of whether a show offers a good night out.
