Other modern variants of the argument attempt to ground theistic belief in patterns of reasoning that are characteristic of the natural sciences, appealing to simplicity and economy of explanation of the order and regularity of the universe.
Plato's choice of presenting his explanation of the order of the universe as a story of creation by a 'divine workman' is certainly no accident.
The discussion so far has perhaps made a reasonable case, though of course nothing approaching a conclusive one, that the representative realist's proposed explanation of the order of our immediate experience has a good deal of plausibility in relation to that experience.
However, he later developed his theory of evolution in his 1859 book On the Origin of Species, which offers an alternate explanation of biological order.
When local RSK authorities (led by Veljko Džakula in Sector West) demanded an explanation of the order from Hadžić, he said that the Croatian forces were about to attack Okučani.
Therefore the most parsimonious explanation of gene order changes would be that Sipuncula is sister group to a group comprising Annelida s.str., Myzostomida, Echiura and Pogonophora.
The most parsimonious explanation of the order of branching in HOX cluster and closely linked SP phylogenies is that, both of these gene families arose simultaneously (co-duplicated group) through three independent duplication steps.
If the control group or intervention group is to receive a combination of interventions the authors should provide a thorough description of each intervention, an explanation of the order in which the combination of interventions are introduced or withdrawn, and the triggers for their introduction if applicable.
It still remains an open question if Sipuncula and the whole Annelida s. l. are sister groups (as the most parsimonious explanation of gene order data suggests), or if Myzostomids form the sister group to Sipuncula and the remaining Annelida (as sequence based analyses favour).
February 2 , 1869Ypsilanti, Michigan December 19 , 1954Palo Alto, California Charles Manning Child, (born Feb. 2, 1869, Ypsilanti, Mich., U.S. died Dec. 19, 1954, Palo Alto, Calif.), American zoologist who developed the axial gradient theory of regeneration and development, a physiological explanation of the ordered re-creation of animal parts following an injury.
