There is no result from decades of neuroscientific research to suggest that the brain is anything other than a machine, made of ordinary atoms, employing ordinary forces and obeying the ordinary laws of nature.
Various answers to these questions have been found, including proofs of independence (based on the ordinary axioms employed in set theory) and proofs of conditional theorems made on the basis of certain familiar hypotheses of set theory.
They are talking about our ability to control our country, the ability to control our borders and they're reaching out to millions of ordinary people, employing business techniques, the likes of which have never been seen in British politics, and they've signed up over 200,000 people in the first eight weeks of their existence.
Some companies, such as QuietCare, can call you if something is out of the ordinary by employing motion sensors.
Slavery in India persisted because it remained profitable, he said, and because the ordinary people who employed children as servants in their homes – as many as 100,000 in Delhi alone – simply did not think they were doing anything wrong.
In the thermal breeder, whose technology is much simpler than that of the liquid-metal fast breeder, ordinary water is employed as a coolant to remove the heat produced by the continuous series of fission reactions.
Over the years, Mr. Strazzullo, who put himself through law school working in that world, has represented a wide assortment of nocturnal types — from nightclub aristocracy, like the rapper Foxy Brown, to ordinary working stiffs employed by famed carousers.
Some regarded it as a formal exercise in logical deduction, with no physical or philosophical significance, which employed ordinary words—such as 'straight' and 'plane' with a covertly changed meaning.
"I felt very strongly inside that Tesco was doing the right thing, in terms of how it was conducting its business, how it was serving ordinary people and how it was employing ordinary people but I realised I wasn't winning the argument for some people".
17 Iraqi Civilians Working For U.S. Slain in Ambush Gunmen ambushed a bus full of unarmed civilians headed to work for the United States military in the Iraqi city of Tikrit, killing 17 and wounding 20 in an attack that underscored the increasing risks faced by ordinary Iraqis who are employed by the occupation force.
