Echoing Samuel Huntington's silly and superficial notion of a "clash of civilisations", Morris depicts the 1948 war as "part of a more general, global struggle between the Islamic east and the west".
One of the great things about Diamond-Dybvig is that it immediately punctures any superficial notion that a bank can be defined by some traditional appearance — that it basically has to be a marble building with rows of tellers, i.e. a depository institution.
As long as the focus remains on physical appearance, trans people will feel pressured into chasing an outdated, superficial notion of femininity or masculinity, at the expense of money, time, and health.
Watch out for prescriptive, superficial notions of "cool" and "success".
And it's not just low-income parents giving their kids a safe trick-or-treating experience in middle-income neighborhoods; the socioeconomics of the trend are superficial, premised on the notion that mommy's little candy-grubber is entitled to the best sweets from the most exclusive, festooned homes on the upscale block down the street.
Apart of the r5 and r6 portions, we propose a dorsoventral subdivision of the RMg complex into a slightly dispersed intermediate stratum component (RMgD), and a more compact ventral or superficial part (RMgV); this notion was already introduced by Puelles et al. (2007) in the chick atlas.
An Oak Tree is consciously designed to resist the notions of superficial typecasting that pervade the acting profession like a disease - a world where people have to look like their characters, rather than their characters just happening to look like them.
Of course, some Russians object to the notion that anything as superficial as usadby could be interpreted as evidence of a new aristocracy.
Not to sound like Holden Caulfield, but, the American notion of happiness is completely superficial.
That they do so replicating the fate of Hawthorne's hapless heroine is testimony to the superficial values of our culture, our misguided notions of both perfection and health, and our failure to learn from the follies of history.
It is clearly Pylyshyn's opinion that there is no such notion, and that much of the superficial plausibility of quasi-pictorial theory depends upon an equivocation between the relatively well understood concept of a picture in the everyday sense, and the essentially non-pictorial notion of an array data structure (Pylyshyn, 1981, 2002a, 2003b).
