Cardano maintains that multiplicity and diversity can always be brought back to potentially ordered series of individual elements (multitudo ordinata) (De uno, OO, I, 281ab; ed. García Valverde, 24; De natura, OO, II, 283a).
Mr Speer said: "We want to make sure we allow the greatest number of people to have the chance to have those tickets and obviously if people are coming in and potentially ordering 10 tickets that, by definition, reduces the number of families and households that will get a chance to go.
Note that the conserved potentially ordered region is confined to the C-terminal 70 residues implicated functionally in eIF2a dephosphorylation.
We note that scaling up to an exponentially larger database, as a result of six-frame translation of a genomic DNA sequence, makes searches slower by potentially orders of magnitude.
Caligula pursued his pretensions to divinity further; in the summer of 40 he ordered his statue to be erected in the Temple at Jerusalem, but, under the suave persuasion of Herod Agrippa, Caligula countermanded this potentially disastrous order.
This fault has an estimated average recurrence interval of 12,600 years – potentially an order of magnitude less frequent than an AVF eruption.
This method is attractive because, for measurements of equal precision, integration of the gradients is potentially an order of magnitude more precise than measurement of the viscosities directly.
From Fig. 5(b), the cell reduces its mass density to a low constant value, potentially in order to improve the absorption capacity of materials within the cell.
If Sapiens is at its best in the early chapters, when the scarcity of evidence gives full scope to Harari's audacious imagination and gift for exposition, it remains consistently fresh and lively as it advances into the historical era, which it interprets in terms of three potentially universal orders – money, empire and religion.
