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Some aspects of non-computerised information systems that have developed over hundreds of years will be hard to digitise, not least because they are not always consciously understood, argues Ole Hanseth, the researcher at Oslo University, who is currently studying the way information about x-ray examinations is handled in a hospital.

Less understood, argues Madsen, is how in Asia they act as a good governance proxy as well.

Properly understood, Downing argues, the distinction between real and nominal essence is a metaphysical distinction.

Even where, as in Weimar, the positive constitution provides a procedure that seems to allow for the amendment of any particular constitutional norm, it is to be understood, Schmitt argues, that the core constitutional principles chosen by the constituent power are not open to formal abrogation.

Some of the Celebrex's detractors contend that its risks are still not fully understood, and argue that Pfizer is dragging its feet on a study — now nearly six years old — evaluating the drug's heart risks.

But, properly understood and argued for, Britain is no less valuable than it ever was.

"I can understand," he argues, "why the West wants Chernobyl closed.

It is a manifesto for a theatre that we are not meant to understand, he argues.

It is however understood to argue that many of the securities were sold by two companies which it purchased amid the financial crisis.

The latter is sealed but understood to argue that BSGR duped Vale into buying an asset that was presented as legitimate but had been corruptly obtained.

But here Kreon makes a plausible political case, one the Greeks would certainly have understood, in arguing that loyalty to the city takes precedence over private need.