"I really never notice it," said Ms. Cook, an artist who works around the corner from Pomodoro — which had a six-deep ordering line during a recent lunchtime.
Psychoanalysis is defined by the deeper orders of the mind".
So Mr. Cook does not engage in ponderous Hegelian probings in search of a deeper order underlying apparent chaos.
Meanwhile, though, another set of techniques appeals to the hope that a deeper order can be revealed in the bewildering movements of the market.
The relationship between Paul's eating choices and the World Cup results may not be causal in nature, but, hey, I'm prepared to believe it speaks of Jung's deeper order, one that connects man and mollusk.
He doesn't reject what Marlow calls "the haggard utilitarian lies of our civilisation" in favor of nothing; he rejects them in favor of "something," "some saving truth," "some exorcism against the ghost of doubt" — an intimation of a deeper order, one not easily reduced to words.
"Is there a deeper order, an overarching purpose to the universe?
While neuroscience is at a loss, the notion of consciousness being based on finer scale, deeper order quantum effects in microtubules inside brain neurons (the Penrose-Hameroff 'Orch OR model) has been boosted by recent discoveries of quantum resonances in microtubules, and anesthetic action on microtubules.
In deeper order, this reflects that socio-economic factors and geographical factors can affect TB prevalence in P. R. China, which confirmed our hypotheses according to previous studies conducted in other countries [ 10, 11, 19- 26, 26- 28].
But Ed Balls, the shadow Chancellor, accused Mr Osborne of "recklessly choking off" the recovery by raising VAT and ordering deep spending cuts.
McNealy, 51, has fought long and hard against ordering the deep job cuts Wall Street has clamored for at the Santa Clara, Calif.-based maker of computer servers.
