"He was a reasonable man in an unreasonable time".
Moreover, the dissenters quoted Lewis v. Marshall, 30 U.S. 470 (1831), for the proposition that: The best interests of society require that causes of action should not be deferred an unreasonable time.
Obviously, the thousands of trillions of calculations in the BF algorithm resulted in an unreasonable execution time for structural elucidation in these two cases.
A large number of possible sets of positions (N k ) that can be linked by the side chains on the seed scaffolds could result in an unreasonable execution time for structural elucidation.
One recent study showed a median time to NGS results of 91 days (range 43 243) (Weiss et al, 2013), which remains an unreasonable wait time for the patient with treatment-refractory cancer.
In the coming months, we need to be more prominent in the blogosphere, a space where our fears, passions, problems and potential solutions can be articulated--a powerful force for reason in unreasonable times.
In my charity, where I line-manage staff, I find administering TOIL wastes an unreasonable amount of time for all of us.
This decision to launch a full competition investigation resulted in KM Group pulling out of the deal – citing the "completely unreasonable" cost and time for the small publisher to take on, potentially as much as £750,000 – and led to scathing criticism of the process by senior executives at both newspaper groups.
"This is not a time for unreasonable expectations or demands or breakthroughs on either side".
But it is not unreasonable, for the time being, for Mr. Kostunica to show the world that he can make Mr. Milosevic answer to the rule of law by prosecuting him at home on domestic charges, while arresting as many of the other indictees as possible.
