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But it also applies to the many thinking-activities we may imagine of Rodin's Le Penseur who is merely sitting on a rock with his chin in his hand.

As you may imagine, many of them do a poor job.

We may imagine the domain of M1 to consist of people, and we can interpret indiscernibility in M1 to be the relation x and y have the same job.

Though consumers may imagine bucolic scenes of nursing calves and cows munching on grass or hay, much of American agriculture no longer works that way.

To get an intuition of the consequences of a dendritic arborisation for the retinotopic input activation pattern, one may imagine the dendrites of a neuron as an electric wire with a limited longitudinal conductance.

Anyone thinking about it may imagine the continuity of human presence, in the same place, going back four hundred millennia.

One may imagine a sequence of metastatic events in a patient as a trajectory on this dynamic cancer metastasis network.

Assuming such a system is well corrected for the lower-order field-dependent aberrations (field curvature and field-dependent astigmatism) one may imagine the possibility of incorporating static elements in the pupil conjugate plane which correct typical values of spherical aberration c(4,0), which is field-independent.

Not physically, by toppling across the Gulf of Aden that separates the countries, though some may imagine that the influx of 100,000-plus destitute Somali refugees may shift its centre of gravity.

They may imagine themselves as part of a larger movement in support of public education.

Out-of-towners may imagine New York as a Sam Peckinpah variation on Dodge City, but the men and women auxiliary officers — some people affectionately call them wannabe cops — seem a far better, certainly less lethal way to have a neighborhood watch.