For Mr. Case, that made his original notion of a 50-50 ownership deal no longer practical.
In fact, Zoroastrianism shared with the Judeo-Christian tradition the notion of a Last Judgment followed by the ultimate salvation of the world.
Senator Trent Lott of Mississippi, the majority leader, said today that he would not entertain the notion of a 50-50 split because he was confident that Senator Slade Gorton, Republican of Washington, would be re-elected.
Despite all the news that has put oil traders on edge, industry analysts warn that matters in the Middle East would have to become far worse before the notion of a 1970's-type embargo should be taken seriously.
This and numerous other results have led to a potential reevaluation of the tree of life and the notion of a Last Universal Common Ancestor [ 2, 3].
The Île à Vache expedition challenges the notion of an 1863 transformation, not least because it represented the first and only federal African-American colonization venture to proceed.
Having been struck by the cinematic qualities of Sondheim's musical while still a student, Burton had entertained the notion of a film version since the early 1980s.
More recent work has articulated interfield relations without relying on the notion of a theory (Bechtel 1986, Burian 1993, Grantham 2004a, 2004b, Mitchell 2002).
For those who balked at the notion of a $1,000 phone: good news, Apple's got something for the rest of us.
Developing Thomas Kuhn's notion of a "paradigm" (1970) and some hints from Popper, Lakatos also developed a view of the global theory structure of whole theoretical enterprises, which he called "scientific research programmes".
