While it is unlikely we will use bacteria as super-computers for a number of reasons, it is interesting to note that the chemical networks that underlie their behavior are formally capable of Turing-machine like computations [5], [6], [7], [8].
IN policy circles, problems that are mind-bogglingly difficult or impossible to solve, like global warming, are formally termed "wicked".
But we should stress that for this discussion we shall be presupposing ZFC and so the most direct brand of non-pluralism/pluralism that we shall be engaged with is one that takes a non-pluralist stance toward ZFC but a pluralist stance toward statements like PU which are formally unresolvable on the basis of ZFC.
It's possible license upgrades like Springer's happen more often than they are formally announced.
They are formally abstract.
He does not mention the executives who are under investigation in connection with such wrongdoing, such as Bernard J. Ebbers of WorldCom, or those who have been formally accused, like L. Dennis Kozlowski of Tyco International or John J. Rigas of Adelphia Communications.
There must be a limit to the number of female Tory leaders who can be formally unsexed, like Thatcher, so as to stop their success reflecting so badly on the astonishing marginalising of women in Britain's progressive parties.
He's formally dressed like a businessman, and one of his daughters calls from the roof: "Travaille bien" ("work hard"), a comic reference to Claire Denis's film Beau travail (aka Nice Work), a reshaping of Melville's Billy Budd set in the French Foreign Legion, in which Lavant played the Claggart figure.
The Met's slit gong is formally imposing, and, like many other works on view, it exudes a hair-raising pagan allure.
Usually "The Physical Impossibility of Death in the Mind of Someone Living," as the sculpture is formally titled, is seen in like-minded company.
