Paul and Patricia Churchland assert that Turing's "results entail something remarkable, namely that a standard digital computer, given only the right program, a large enough memory and sufficient time, can compute any rule-governed input-output function.
This no doubt explains why they think they can assume "with some safety" that what the mind-brain does is computable, for on their understanding of matters this is to assume only that the mind-brain exhibits a systematic pattern of responses, or is characterised by a 'rule-governed' (1990: 26) input-output function.
The main dynamic of this reactor can be represented as a multiple input and multiple output (MIMO) system governed by highly non-linear partial differential equations.
In Iraq and Afghanistan, "the United States neglected efforts to ensure that the government was seen as legitimate by the bulk of the population, that people felt they had effective input in the way they were being governed," said Chayes, a former special assistant to the Joint Chiefs of Staff who has spent most of the last decade in Afghanistan.
Even for the only non-community governed health service, staff stressed the importance of ensuring community input and that this is usually not appreciated in mainstream services.
Democratic government requires the consent of the governed.
This "shadow government" operates without the consent of the governed.
In this paper, the regulation problem of convection governed dynamical processes described by linear distributed parameter models with position-independent inputs is addressed by combining the method of characteristics (MC) and the Malek-Zavarei and Jamshidi theorem.
Newport argues that Simon appears to be 'cleaning up' his parents' language, that is, "bas[ing] his learning heavily on his input, but reorganiz[ing] this input to form a cleaner, more rule-governed system than the one to which he was exposed".
"The consent of the governed".
