"Ahh, inferior team - a notion close to both England and New Zealand's heart," says Michael Howley.
For instance, English still is reported as having a kind of "marginal" use (König 1977; Michela 2004), which conspicuously resembles the notion Close to Expectation.
Their findings support the notion that feeling closer to a pet than to anyone else is more common than one might think.
Some articles have ventured the notion, but closer examination reveals that so-called celebrity caravanners such as Kate Moss were, in fact, spotted inside motorhomes, a very different beast with long-established rock star credentials.
For example, when a psychiatric disease is said to involve hundreds of genes that, as a whole, are enriched for neurodevelopment or synaptic transmission, the notion lies closer to the question than to the answer, as it is hardly a novel insight that brain disorders will likely involve neurodevelopment and neural transmission.
Indeed the development of DS-TB in all close contacts of MDR-TB with incident TB disease supports the notion that close contacts of drug-resistant source cases may be at higher risk for LTBI and TB disease independent of transmission from an identified MDR-TB source case.
Addressing the notion of close-ups more specifically, Dromgoole sees them as serendipitously relevant, because "Shakespeare does his own close-ups with soliloquies.
In this research, however, the three instantiations are all subsumed under the notion of Close to Expectation.10 This notion implies that the speaker believes the property/state of an object/event is close to his/her expectation but not up to a high standard.
The notion that closing the G.E.D.-preparation centers will stimulate students to continue with credit-bearing courses leading to a dead end defies all logic.
