For spectators, a standing start would be better, yeah, but probably not the most fair idea". Others rule changes include tweaks to the number of tests and reductions in the allowed amount of research and development, both aimed at cutting costs.
The Greeks had a fair idea of the size of the Earth and the distance to the moon, and so did the medievals who read their work.
(Sadly, there is no very reliable English translation in print, but Dan Crompton's A Funny Thing Happened on the Way to the Forum gives a fair idea of the flavour, as does an online version by William Berg).
Despite hitting on the imaginary fun fair idea, Tardy still felt that something was missing.
As well as revealing what drugs Aucklanders were taking during the period, the testing gave a fair idea of how people were using them.
The number of streams in each order gives a fair idea of the distribution of the water channels of the smallest to largest level in the region and how well the area is covered in the water flow network.
The abundance of jewelry worn by the sculpted figures and the variety of hairstyles and headdresses depicted give a fair idea of the lifestyles of the Hoysala times.
People working in the zone should have a fair idea of the action to be taken under alarming conditions (mock drills or verbal awareness), so that in case the person concerned may fail to act, for reasons, such as forgetfulness, ignorance, distraction, poor instructions, or, after an accident, because he or she has been injured, people can take over.
Massed together, the prints give a fair idea of why this artist is the awesome and exasperating presence he is and why his work can look exhaustibly inventive from one perspective and like occupational therapy from another.
We fans of Iron Man in the comics have a fair idea of what's in store for Stark in the movie sequel, and we already feel sorry for him.
