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the case law of the court has also interpreted extensively the notion of “equal work”.
the case law of the court has also interpreted extensively the notion of "equal work".

in protestant circles of germany the notion was popular that the roman catholic pope was neutral on paper only, strongly favouring the allies instead.
in protestant circles of germany, the notion was popular that the roman catholic pope was neutral on paper only, strongly favoring the allies instead.

additionally occidental epistemology propagates the false notion of that man exists outside the mind and this leads man to believe in what bateson calls the philosophy of control based upon false knowledge.
additionally occidental epistemology propagates the false notion that man exists outside mind and this leads man to believe in what bateson calls the philosophy of control based upon false knowledge.

municipality of vδxjφ; european ecobudget pilot project for local authorities steering to local sustainability: environmental budgeting has come about through international concern for the integration notion of the sustainability concept into environmental management.
municipality of växjö; european ecobudget pilot project for local authorities steering to local sustainability: environmental budgeting has come about through international concern for the integration notion of the sustainability concept into environmental management.

== definition ==the basic notion of an intra-universe wormhole is that it is a compact region of spacetime whose boundary is topologically trivial but whose interior is not simply connected.
== definition ==the basic notion of an intra-universe wormhole is that it is a compact region of spacetime whose boundary is topologically trivial, but whose interior is not simply connected.

296, table i (iii): regular polytopes, three regular polytopes in "n" dimensions ("n" ≥ 5)* cf chapter 7.1 "cubical representation of boolean functions" wherein the notion of "hypercube" is introduced as a means of demonstrating a distance-1 code ("gray code") as the vertices of a hypercube, and then the hypercube with its vertices so labelled is squashed into two dimensions to form either a "veitch diagram" or "karnaugh map".
==see also==* hypercube interconnection network of computer architecture* hyperoctahedral group, the symmetry group of the hypercube* hypersphere* simplex== notes ==== references ==* p. 296, table i (iii): regular polytopes, three regular polytopes in "n" dimensions ("n" ≥ 5)* cf chapter 7.1 "cubical representation of boolean functions" wherein the notion of "hypercube" is introduced as a means of demonstrating a distance-1 code (gray code) as the vertices of a hypercube, and then the hypercube with its vertices so labelled is squashed into two dimensions to form either a veitch diagram or karnaugh map.