Like so many great and fully implausible schemes, a two-nights-only production of "Into the Woods," running this week on the Lower East Side, was hatched in a crevice of time, when its masterminds were madly busy with other things.
The extent of the region's drug economy has barely been reported when it does make the news, it's mostly due to implausible NGO schemes to tempt drug farmers into herb gardening.
Some have judged the scheme implausible, not least for economic reasons.
"The difference this time is Cuomo jumpstarting it" by floating a logistically implausible medical marijuana scheme run out of hospitals in his January state-of-the-state address.
The government wants to introduce an American-style green-card scheme, but it seems implausible that it would allow in enough foreign workers to make up for the demographic shortfall, even if they all learned Japanese: by some estimates that would require about 600,000 immigrants a year.
Unlike neurons in the periphery, whose firing rates are profoundly modulated by stimulus intensity, (Shoykhet et al., 2000) neocortical neurons typically fire at relatively low rates, usually at < 1 spike/stimulus (Barth & Poulet, 2012), and rate-coding schemes for individual neurons are implausible.
Complexity and scalability problems are addressed by pruning most of the implausible lay-outs, using a branch-and-bound scheme.
Some of the proposed schemes may prove to be as implausible as they seem, others may be ambitious but have potential.
His scheme was "complex and well-hidden," making it "implausible" that Wilpon and Katz would have had access to information "that they feared would confirm" he was not buying securities for their accounts.
But if they were compelled to save in designated pension schemes 'gloom over the housing market is not implausible'.
