Given the importance of the thick notion to formal chemical theorizing, why does the thin notion dominate the practice of chemistry and find expression in textbooks and research articles?
It's a notion that dominated architectural thought for much of the first half of the 20th century but that seems so out of keeping with the ethos of the practice today, particularly in New York, that it's almost jarring.
In some ways, it's a curious notion to dominate our modern political debate, interchanging between a verb and noun, all too often falling into cliché premised on the largely discredited Great Man Theory of history.
"The notion of dominating international affairs belongs to a different age, and such an attempt is doomed to failure," he said without apparent irony.The leaders of Vietnam and the Philippines might have something to say about that, since it is exactly what they think China has been doing in recent months.
The notion of dominated mappings is applied to approximate the unique solution of nonlinear functional equations.
For @dannysullivan, the notion that Apple dominates the social moment (@stevegillmor says this) flies in the face of reality, or at least last years's model.
In countries where the notion of "reflexive patients" dominates the health policy landscape, patients are increasingly encouraged to publicize their personal experiences with health services provision by reviewing hospitals and professionals on the web.
In this remarkable analysis, Green identified the mismatch between the political need for scientific certainty versus the notion of probability, which dominates the world of scientific thinking as the principal cause of this conflict.
The businesses of the second group, on the other hand, are responsible for the sweatshop image that dominates American notions of Chinese workplaces.
The notion of complementarity dominated Bohr's thinking in both science and philosophy.
