This indicated a fundamental limitation to the certainty of operations: "Operations themselves are, of course, derived from experience, and would be expected also to have a nebulous edge of uncertainty" (1927, 36).
But there can be no certainty of co-operation at every step.
While innovative technologies exist that could lead to a notable impact in energy consumption reduction, a lack of certainty regarding their operation and ease of implementation can dissuade operators from implementing them.
Under N.J. law, the state can charge 3 percentage points above the current prime rate of 5.75%, to account for the fact that the state has no security on its claim, as well as what it calls "a lack of certainty" about company operations during the repayment period.
And if at any time it develops with reasonable certainty that future operation must be at a loss, the company may discontinue operation and get what it can out of the property by dismantling the road.
It is not properly applicable to a player who stocks the cards or loads the dice beforehand... What he aimed at, and what he often attained, was as great a certainty in the operations of the Wall Street game as is attainable in the most legitimate lines of business.
"At the end of the meeting, he demanded certainty of at least 98percentt before he would approve the operation".
Formulas and proofs can be syntactically manipulated, and the properties and relationships of formulas and proofs are similarly based in a logic-free intuitive capacity which guarantees certainty of knowledge about formulas and proofs arrived at by such syntactic operations.
