Indeed, a common notion for the origin of the city's name is an Algonquian word for a wild leek (or onion) plant that grew locally.
Our notions of the origins of shaped paintings are readjusted by "Irregular Frame No. 2," a distorted grid in shades of green, blue, rust and yellow made startlingly early, as these things go, by the Argentine artist Juan Melé in 1946.
In this, he prepared the way for the model of biological grammar, which animated Chomsky's notions of the origins of language language is too difficult for wee kids to learn, so there has be a pre-existing program in the head for language just as there is one in the legs for learning how to walk.
In a three-way comparison, it is impossible to decide whether the partitioning applies to archaeal or to eukaryotic genomes but the notion of the symbiotic origin of eukaryotes breaks the symmetry.
This notion of the developmental origins of adult health and disease is coined 'developmental programming'.
Their British identity was, in part, predicated on a notion of whiteness – the origins of which predated Powell – that was being threatened by post-second world war changes, domestic and international, economic and ideological.
Our comprehensive study of haplogroup M9a'b substantiated the notion that the origin of this haplogroup was most likely located in southern China and/or mainland Southeast Asia.
This curious name reflects Hippocrates' notion of the point of origin of the disturbance.
Obama: "I know that some say Lana Del Rey has too thin a body of work and too untested a stage presence to have been given the opportunity to perform on 'Saturday Night Live,' but the truth is that Del Rey is challenging our preconceived notions of the popstar origin story by making an interesting meta-commentary on the pre-fabrication of celebrity".
My friend Nick has a darker notion about the origin of holiday discord.
