Here are a few of the more interesting ones: Consider, first, what is perhaps the most obvious question about the phenomenalist view: Why, according to the phenomenalist, are the orderly sense-data in question obtainable or "permanently possible"?
The play's strength is its sloppiness, a sense that orderly boundaries -- even those separating the living and the dead -- have blurred into chaos.
They can bring a sense of orderly passage in a disorderly world and, when it's needed — which is all too often — help to raise the nation's spirits.
Everybody here knows Moshe Zaidon, the white-haired manager of a local cafeteria, who walks the pleasant, orderly streets with a sense of ownership that many of the pioneer settlers possess.
The strength of the play, energetically staged by Will Frears, is in its sloppiness, a sense that orderly boundaries -- even between the living and the dead -- have been blurred into chaos.
They can bring a sense of orderly passage in a disorderly world and, when it's needed which is all too often help to raise the nation's spirits.
They leave the globe as the optic nerve, in which they maintain an orderly arrangement in the sense that fibres from the macular zone of the retina occupy the central portion, the fibres from the temporal half of the retina take up a concentric position, and so on; when outside the orbit, there is a partial decussation (crossover).
The movie, which examines the relationships among some young people (several of them refugees), suggests how a war can sneak across the border, even when no shots are fired, and erode an orderly society's everyday sense of its own continuity.
So don't try to clean it up and try to put everything in an orderly box to make sense of it.
What was more troubling was that Yeltsin showed no sense of an orderly transfer of power.
