What's more, for every woman who thrills to the chivalry of Nat King Cole's "Walkin' My Baby Back Home," there's another who bristles at the notion of needing a man to protect her.
He then spent four years as a senior research engineer for STC Technology in Harlow, looking at whether it was possible to develop computers that anticipated and adapted to people's needs, an experience that introduced him to the notion of needs changing over time, which has fascinated him since.
As with other modern automatic transmissions, the notion of needing the paddles for manual control during spirited sprints is obsolete.
They are the ones that often rebel against the idea of picking one area to focus on and decide that they will prove the notion of needing a business niche wrong.
The notion of needing or deserving services which cannot be purchased is not included.
At a City Hall briefing yesterday, Mayor Rudolph W. Giuliani rejected the notion of any need for federal intervention, asserting that fatalities at the hands of the police had declined while the number of officers had grown, and that the department was one of the country's "most restrained".
For concepts and atomic roles, however, some changes in the notion of interpretation need to be made in order to reason with inconsistencies.
The Occupy movement made a great contribution to collective consciousness by helping popularize the notion of the need to resist the class war that has been operating against the 99% for the past three decades by the 1% and their enablers in both major political parties, the media, the economic structure of our society, and those who popularize the mythologies of the powerful.
Of course, over 100 years, the notion of basic needs had been redefined, said Kenneth T. Jackson, a professor of history at Columbia University.
We argue that the notion of agent needs to be clarified and that MAS architectures must consequently be subject to formal descriptions.
