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| 1 | Like the notion of evil itself, they have ancient origins and appear in folklore and literature across the world. |
| 2 | market supports so many companies because the notion of static analysis is broad. |
| 3 | Too often, software development organizations operate with a loose, general notion of quality and tolerate defects that most engineering disciplines would not allow. |
| 4 | In the West, Europeans and Americans have dominated the world scene for so many centuries that they're uncomfortable with the notion of someone else claiming the throne of global hegemony. |
| 5 | But in Russia, where the notion of a tsar survived the Soviet Union, divided power is usually problematic. |
| 6 | The Brazilian government -always sensitive to issues of national sovereignty -balked at the notion of rich nations offering developing ones rewards. |
| 7 | He has ridiculed the notion that an official inquiry into the vote might yield a different result. |
| 8 | So while the idea of DNA riding aboard extraterrestrial objects has been floated before, this is the first time we've been presented real evidence backing that notion. |
| 9 | That's an interesting alternative take on the notion of 'eternal hell', not that it's real. |
| 10 | All of this leads to the notion of using RSS to store information that previously might be stored in a relational database. |
| 11 | How could such a stupid notion - an encyclopedia written by anyone and everyone - ever work? Whatever next? |
| 12 | My parents were both musicians, so I inherited from them the notion that music can be important, that it's not something you do lightly. |
| 13 | Last time we looked at the notion, last lecture we looked at the idea of a distribution. |
| 14 | Floating populations crisscrossed the country in search of opportunity. The only stable, secure notion of home was one's hometown, also undeniably undergoing radical changes. |
| 15 | So, what I want to do is, I want to discuss the scientific notion of language, at first restricting myself to systems like English and Dutch and American sign language and Navajo and so on. |
| 16 | Note that CFS has no real notion of time slices for preemption, because the preemption time is variable. |
| 17 | By brief introduction the notion of lite urbanism advanced by Rem Koolhaas in the essay named What Ever Happened to urbanism, the paper discusses the value of architect in citys operation. |
| 18 | Working with this notion, we have made some Suggestions on how and when to count transactions. |
| 19 | In the absurd world the value of a notion or of a life is measured by its sterility. |
| 20 | Two visions are taking shape. One is the notion of "economic government", championed by France's President, Nicolas Sarkozy. |
| 21 | In addition, BPEL4WS supports the notion of compensation, which is a technique for allowing the process designer to implement compensating actions for certain irreversible actions. |
| 22 | in our heritage lies the notion that a portrait is a monument to a hero or a worthy ancestor. |
| 23 | For the locals, many of whom are less than thrilled by the notion, one worry is the quantities of waste the dairy will produce each day. |
| 24 | One of those is the once controversial notion of an individual "mandate" to purchase insurance. |
| 25 | Succinctly put, it is the notion that the laws of physics are the same everywhere. |
| 26 | This is an excellent development because it helps reinforce the notion that SOAP is nothing but a series of one-way messages. |
| 27 | And this brings us to the notion of attribution. |
| 28 | HOW could anybody dislike the notion of fairness? |
| 29 | But the notion that America is on the verge of being vanquished by cleverer, more innovative competitors is flawed. |
| 30 | We reviewed the notion that these were prescriptive and deterministic. Any computer code that you wanna use for the safety analysis you have to have NRC approval. |