"A business may have a brilliant idea," she said, "but if they need a small piece of technology to make it work, it's virtually impossible to find right now," because of incomprehensible descriptions.
Thus, as we experienced when ingesting the self generated resource descriptions of the Biositemap project (10), a large number of the descriptions were incomplete and incomprehensible from the point of view of the NIF (see NIF blog at http://blog.neuinfo.org/index.php/essays/professional-vs-self-curation).
To them, on account of the 'time-shift' and projection instead of description, they must be quite incomprehensible and inexpressibly boring.
So why can't a prominent Christian author even question how to reconcile Jesus' description of God's incredible, even incomprehensible love with the notion of condemning souls to eternal torment without being condemned as a heretic?
"FLOOF," which starts from a primitive syntax and develops towards discopunk, emits along the way some incomprehensible sounds, like burping ("and so forth, no other description needed," said Salonen).
(It was incomprehensible to Ramsay. "Is it because my menu descriptions are so plain?") But perhaps Ramsay's food is deliberately without fireworks.
Now this is a figure that's literally beyond our comprehension". The incomprehensible of 1981 was hardly worth a shrug in Reagan's description of the state of the union in 1988.
His expansive, metastasizing narratives and baroquely detailed descriptions represented efforts to pin down this increasingly incomprehensible reality with exactitude and nuance.
Another mother explains how incomprehensible the experience of the NICU was to her, despite endless descriptions from others about what to expect (mother 16 C/S, D/C).
Laozi's is the most famous example of this dao of reversal, though overtones can be found in Zhuangzi's description of "the perfect" person or ability as one that is so incomprehensible and so irrelevant to our concerns that he appears as the opposite whatever we normally respect.
