For Orthodox Jews, therefore, the Law is immutably fixed and remains the sole norm of religious observance.
What happens if a patient withdraws consent for a trial that is immutably recorded on a blockchain?
FOR most anybody who was over 12 and under 30 in 1964, the sound of the Beatles is immutably fixed in the brain, parked somewhere near the Pledge of Allegiance and two plus two makes four.
Since God's power (posse) is coeternal with God himself, it is immutably the same.
Of course individual diamonds can't be immutably connected to that immutable digital ledger — given there is always the possibility for stones to be cut or reshaped, and for serialized IDs to be ground off.
The doctrine of divine providence also makes it immediately clear what the answer to the second question has to be: the past cannot be changed because the past events are immutably present in the divine providential plan which is immutable (607A).
Wagner and his music are immutably associated with memories of the whirlwind in which so many were murdered and saw their spouses, parents and even their children taken.
Such optics require considerable design and fabrication effort and suffer from the further disadvantage of being immutably connected to the selection of a particular spatial mode.
After those three years I was no longer the same person with the same heart and mind, I was immutably changed forever.
In Orthodox Judaism, therefore, both the Written Law (Torah, the first five books of the Old Testament) and the Oral Law (codified in the Mishna and interpreted in the Talmud) are immutably fixed and remain the sole norm of religious observance.
Coming out of JD.com's accelerator, Devery removes the need for trust by leveraging unique, verifiable identifiers for products and services that are immutably stored on the blockchain.
