From our preliminary study of two-node networks, it appears that having more connections make the network more stable around the region of the steady state, thus making it harder for the transition to the limit-cycle (notionally to ictal dynamics) to occur.
Or alternatively, they're places where lib-pop writers would endorse a policy alternative notionally (as in health care, I think), but without making it a central priority of their emerging movement.
Among predominantly Muslim countries, Turkey has legalized prostitution and made it subject to a system of health checks for sex workers, and in Bangladesh prostitution is notionally legal but associated behaviours such as soliciting are prohibited.
In an attempt to work around this poor reputation and make it easier to raise funds, the next bill for an extension of the line was submitted in November 1900 by a notionally separate company, the Islington and Euston Railway (I&ER), albeit one that shared its chairman with the C&SLR.
The enlargement of the group to the north made it easier for Mr. Sarkozy to include some southern countries, like Syria and Israel, that remain in a formal state of war with one another, and others, like Jordan, that are only notionally Mediterranean.
With Broadway energy and public-access production values and charm, "Billy on the Street" is billed as a game show, which it notionally is.
She was, I should add, plastered across a giant advertising screen, but while it notionally alerted readers to her latest thriller, Dust, it was really all about Cornwell the brand.
"It notionally could apply because the definition of cyber-bullying as you know is so broad that potentially it could apply," MacKay said over the phone Wednesday.
The pin, tucked at the back of the green to make things notionally more difficult, must have known what was coming.
On a day when the wind made scoring notionally harder, McIlroy peppered the pins throughout the front nine, starting with an eagle courtesy of a 7-iron approach described as one of his best, and claiming a birdie at the fifth.
