If a book or paper could be written either during the research time that universities still, just about, make available or during a period in which the scholar or scientist in question receives external funding for the notionally additional costs, academics are now obliged by their universities to opt for the latter.
The company was in its heyday, selling bright-colored clothes for the notionally idealistic.
When Taiwan liberalised in the late 1980s, the opposition had no hope of winning elections because a majority of seats were reserved for delegates notionally representing seats in mainland China.
SCARE operates at the most militarily conventional end of the irregular-conflict spectrum: the point where an army of guerrillas is already in being and is making life hard for a notionally better-armed army of regular troops.
For the notionally civilising influence of Christianity, he reserves his most exquisite scorn: "Unfortunately all the massacres of Jews that took place in the Middle Ages failed to make the age safer and more peaceful for the Christians.
Darín's careworn, faintly leonine face conveys both his professional exhaustion, only slightly diminished for his notionally younger, darker-haired self in the 1974 scenes, and the agony of swallowed, unconfessed love.
Pac-Man, for instance, is some sort of notionally symbolic being.
(That said, big mosh circles regularly form in the middle, even for acts as notionally sedate as Alt-J).
BERLIN — Here's a counterintuitive snippet you may not have read: the International Monetary Fund now projects growth in the seemingly economically challenged United States at 2.3 percent in 2011, outpacing its 2 percent estimate for Germany, a notionally higher flier.
In the meantime, she had won her Oscar, notionally for "The Country Girl," maybe the only movie in which she got to don the spectacles that she wore in regular life.
