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Strictly speaking the notion of critical slowing in neurones firing near firing threshold appeals to the same notion.

Informally speaking, the notion of vector commitment allows one to commit to an vector ((m_1,ldots,m_q)) in such a way that the committer can later open the commitment at specific positions.

They suggest that the two aspects are 'tied up', so to speak, in the notion of artifact function.

I think both schools speak to the notion of patience.

However, I can and must speak to the notion of having yet another Attorney General who advises the President that torture is not torture.

But Mr. Sesay had made up his mind months earlier, when he spoke of the notion of reconciliation with hot contempt.

At least two of the scheduled musical events also spoke to the notion of a changing epoch, whether or not tied to a dawning century or millennium.

The exhibition is called "A Promise Is a Cloud" because, Ms. Hickey said: "I wanted to do something that is poetic and speaks to the notion of potential and the idea of open-endedness.

"The significance of Soldiers of Salamis was that it spoke to the notion of filial duty," says Sebastiaan Faber, a US-based academic who is about to publish a book entitled The Memory Battles of the Spanish Civil War.

This in itself speaks against the notion of evolutionary selection of MIMs [ 2].

If that's a fairly ghastly bit of corporate-speak, the notion of a "four-quadrant movie star" sounds positively dehumanising.