Water and food are fought over, adding an incalculable burden for ordinary people already struggling to get through one of the worst droughts they have experienced.
"They gloss over all the incalculable and irreversible damage that the brain will have sustained during the preparatory processes," says Coen. "Just think what happens when you freeze a tomato.
Its influence on our culture over the past 45 years is incalculable.
For now, West styles himself as a hip and male answer to Oprah Winfrey, a cultural curator with incalculable influence over an audience that he alone has united.
More to the point, perhaps, is the fact that voters do not elect a President's friends, either, yet they often have an incalculable sway over the President's Administration.
They reflect the search for stability in a disoriented country whose people have suffered incalculable hardships over the centuries but whose deeply rooted traditions, stirringly reflected in their earlier art treasures, give them hope for a future not just grand but also just.
College applicants – and, in some cases, their advisers, friends and parents – spend incalculable time poring over the personal statement.
Australia were weaker opponents than Wales, slow to react, but one thing the 2003 World Cup-winning players, at Twickenham for a reunion, could tell their successors was that victories over southern forces have an incalculable psychological value.
That is the way nations have fared over the past century, at incalculable cost to justice and peace.
Dawson's mastery of the tap penalty routine was of incalculable benefit to England over the years; Dickson pulls the same trick at least once a game.
