A simple one-at-a-time search procedure might identify associations between C, E, and S1, as long as the environmental exposure and SNP both have direct effects on cancer.
But again, in my life and in the lives of my clients, I have seen that taking this gentle, simple, one-day-at-a-time approach has proven to be successful in keeping those resolutions so as to implement lifestyle changes that really make a difference in the quality of our lives.
This is somewhat in contrast to the traditional science in this area, where the hypotheses and rules are discovered by biologists, based on simple, often one-parameter-at-a-time, design of experiments.
The Howard period provides not only the story of how direction and focus can be found by keeping the message to the burbs simple at a time when a government is deadweighted by own goals.
Electric cars on sale or under development from Chinese automakers tend to be fairly light and simple at a time when Chinese consumers have been moving toward larger, heavier and more options-laden models.
McCain had the gall to make this statement, which is reminiscent of H. Ross Perot's favorite, "It's just that simple," at a time when the federal deficit has just skyrocketed to a half-trillion dollars and the federal government is spending in various multiples of a hundred billion dollars to deal with the financial and economic crisis, meaning that next year's deficit may reach $1 trillion.
One question arising from the three air disasters is simple: at a time when components can "talk" and weapons have amazing speed, power and ability to kill, why couldn't technology prevent ice crystals from forming in an airliner's engines or even lead the plane around the problem thunderstorm?
At this stage neither Turing nor any other logician made a serious investigation into the physics of such 'doing.' But Turing's image of a teleprinter-like machine does inescapably refer to something that could actually be physically 'done.' His concept is a distillation of the idea that one can only 'do' one simple action, or finite number of simple actions, at a time.
The legendary heroes created in the 1930s and 40s, characters like Batman and Superman, began life as simple crimefighters at a time when the streets of big cities really were unsafe at night.
As a practical matter, it means Senate Democratic leaders will have to line up 60 votes in favor of Mr. Bernanke rather than a simple majority at a time when the Federal Reserve is under increasing populist attacks from lawmakers on both the right and the left.
