However, the jury ended up splitting on the notion of whether or not Google could in fact claim fair use in its defense (which could have then led to a mistrial).
He called his earlier view "kind of a non-thought-out position, which probably a lot of Americans share," based on the notion that people of different faiths could have differences on "whether that unborn child was human".
Friends of friends want my opinion on whether their app notion might fly, and if I might want to partner with them.
"The notion of whether or not something is treatable is really dependent on new discoveries and new research," she says.
So, sometime late on Big Saturday, we'll start honing our speculations; and sometime late on Big Tuesday, we'll be able to judge this wacky notion of whether college football impacts electoral politics.
Although Newton's notion of force is extremely effective, questions arose as to whether it is the most fundamental dynamical notion on which mechanics is to be based.
His site turns that notion on himself.
The notion, on the surface, seems preposterous.
At the same time, he's guided by a single, unshakeable principle — the elimination of slavery — that drives him relentlessly forward, sacrificing other worthy notions on either side, whether ending the war as soon as possible and reintegrating the South into the Union, or pushing ahead to offer reparations that would bring freed slaves toward full practical equality.
Thus Daniel Stoljar (2001) argues that there are two distinct notions of the physical and correspondingly of physicalism, depending on whether one appeals just to the notions in physical theory or to the intrinsic properties of physical objects.
