At this point we would like to mention a notion that seems to be closely related to idealization, namely approximation.
Before these fish were tagged, fish scientists assumed that white sharks went north in the summer and south in the winter, like birds, a notion that turned out to be wrong.
The surest way is for the European Central Bank to buy the debt of wobbly countries like Italy, a notion that terrifies Germans, still seared by their grandparents' memories of hyperinflation.
Depending on your age and car knowledge, the starting point in your Citroën perception may be, like mine, a notion of strange and fantastic ways of creating popular cars unlike any others.
Perhaps, the much less dramatic effect of the loss of Rad52 in the presence of Rad51 reflects the ability of Rad59, which also possesses single-stranded DNA annealing activity to act like Rad52, a notion supported by the synergistically reduced frequencies of T2 observed previously in rad52Δ/rad52Δ rad59Δ/rad59Δ double homozygotes [27], [56], [57], [58].
But the judge left open the possibility that Mr. Roeder might be allowed to present evidence that could support a conviction short of premeditated murder, like voluntary manslaughter, a notion that has outraged some abortion rights groups.
Fans will also like the notion of a chief football operations officer, an academy fund and commercial developments.
"If you don't like the notion of a tourist destination, it might not be for you," Mr. Levinson said.
Credit Is Due Reader e-mails responding to my columns frequently contain a notion like this: Boy, the mistakes you found in that article sure make those big shots at The Times look as though they were asleep on that one.
From their point of view a notion like the set of all sets of real numbers is meaningless, and therefore has to be replaced by a hierarchy of subsets that do have a clear description.
