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...lculable. This is (as Post noted) a "working hypothesis" supported by overwhelming evidence. We don't know of any effectively calculable function w... ...ruptions, human activities, the unforeseen outcomes and by-products of well-meaning regulation and technologies (such as biofuels), solar dynamics, ... ...e detectable - yet they are not! (The Fermi Paradox). This paucity of observational evidence may be owing to the fact that our galaxy is old. In ten... ...owns. As early as 1960, the implications of an encounter with an ETI were clear: "Evidences of its existence might also be found in artifacts left...

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...capitalism may yet lead to a tectonic ideological shift from laissez faire and self regulation to state intervention and regulation. This would be t... ...-timed "Principles of Political Economy", published in 1848. Undaunted by mounting evidence of market failures - for instance to provide affordable... ...n the last two decades of the past century. Privatization, deregulation, and self-regulation became faddish buzzwords and part of a global consens... ...ions - to accountants, stock brokers, lawyers, bankers, insurers, and so on - self- regulation was premised on the belief in long-term self- preserva... ... are supposed to maximize their utility in the long-run by observing the rules and regulations of a level playing field. This noble propensity see... ...intessential example of over-criminalization is drug abuse. There is scant medical evidence that soft drugs such as cannabis or MDMA ("Ecstasy") - ... ... claimed, to quote "The Economist" quoting the "Psychologist", that: "Experimental evidence suggesting a link between Ecstasy use and problems such... ...ionally. This is called "preference reversals". Moreover, people's preferences, as evidenced by their choices and decisions in carefully controlled... ... theory of utility is considered valid in economics despite overwhelming empirical evidence to the contrary - simply because it is aesthetic and ma...

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...erous sanction to that over love Of freedom which encouraged me to turn From regulations even of my own As from restraints and bonds. Yet who can tell... ... presence, but a spirit Diffused through time and space, with aid derived Of evidence from monuments, erect, 615 Prostrate, or leaning towards their c... ...making social life, Through knowledge spreading and imperishable, As just in regulation, and as pure As individual in the wise and good. 365 We summon... ...lest eyes; That Man is only weak through his mistrust And want of hope where evidence divine Proclaims to him that hope should be most sure; Nor did t... ...ntained Of inward consciousness, and hope that laid Her hand upon her object—evidence 205 Safer, of universal application, such As could not be impeac...

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...change the field equation (=the fixed level of energy) and activate calibration and regulation mechanisms that reduce or increase the level of activ... ... psi assumption. Across the fence, pseudo-skeptics are trying to prove (to produce evidence) that psi phenomena do not exist. But, while it is triv... ...lculable. This is (as Post noted) a "working hypothesis" supported by overwhelming evidence. We don't know of any effectively calculable function w... ... There are many kinds of narratives and organizing principles. Science is driven by evidence gathered in experiments, and by the falsification of ex... ... " The more I examine the universe, and the details of its architecture, the more evidence I find that the Universe in some sense must have known ... ...lled it indeterminacy - SV) of reference (is) (t)he doctrine ... that no empirical evidence relevant to interpreting a speaker's utterances can dec...

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...o-ordination of such provisions as, in each Member State, are a matter for regulation or administrative action.” 13) Article 57 shall be replaced by t... ... take all requisite measures to prevent infringe- ment of national law and regulations, in particular in the field taxation and the prudential supervi... ...d Social Com- mittee, issue directives for the approximation of such laws, regulations or administrative provisions of the Member States as directly a... ...t the measures for the approxima- tion of the provisions laid down by law, regulation or administrative action in Member States which have as their ob... ...reaty and under the conditions laid down in the Statute of the ESCB: —make regulations to the extent necessary to imple- ment the tasks defined in Art... ... the budget, the European Parliament may ask to hear the Commis- sion give evidence with regard to the execution of ex- penditure or the operation of ... ...- tive budget, the European Parliament may ask to hear the Commission give evidence with regard to the ex- ecution of expenditure or the operation of ... ... the budget, the European Parliament may ask to hear the Commis- sion give evidence with regard to the execution of ex- penditure or the operation of ...

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...urpose to be taken with the allowance, but they may serve none the less as evidence to the same effect as if they were really “primi- tive” population... ... a certain amiable inefficiency when con- fronted with force or fraud. The evidence afforded by the usages and cultural traits of communities at a low... ... warrior with another grows continually easier and more habitual. Tangible evidences of prowess — trophies — find a place in men’s habits of thought a... ...of life. Booty, trophies of the chase or of the raid, come to be prized as evidence of pre-eminent force. Aggression becomes the accredited form of ac... ...ion becomes the accredited form of action, and booty serves as prima facie evidence of suc- cessful aggression. As accepted at this cultural stage, th... ...e the example set by the leisure class retains its imperative force in the regulation of the conventionalities, it is observable that the women still ... ... generally. The habitual employment of an umpire, and the minute technical regulations governing the limits and de- tails of permissible fraud and str... ...ot so unequivocally true to the fundamental can- ons of the scheme. In its regulation of human activity for the purpose of pecuniary decency the leisu...

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...before it is coined, is seldom worth seven-pence in silver. But as, by the regulation, twelve such pence are ordered to exchange for a shilling, they ... ...nce of the high valuation of copper. The bankers only would suffer by this regulation. When a run comes upon them, they sometimes en- deavour to gain ... ... to gain time, by paying in sixpences, and they would be precluded by this regulation from this discreditable method of evading immediate payment. The... ...s particular accidents, sometimes natural causes, and sometimes particular regulations of policy, may , in many commodities, keep up the market price,... ...o Scotland than with regard to England. It is in Scotland supported by the evidence of the public fiars, annual valuations made upon oath, according t... ...nt county of Scotland. If such direct proof could re- quire any collateral evidence to confirm it, I would observe, that this has likewise been the ca... ...at that time. It was then, among other proof to the same purpose, given in evidence by a Virginia merchant, that in March 1763, he had victualled his ... ...te price for the quarter of eight bushels. This statute is surely a better evidence of what was reckoned, in those times, a moderate price of grain, t... ...eat diligence and fidelity by Mr Messance, and by Mr Dupré de St Maur. The evidence is more complete than could well have been expected in a matter wh...

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...ion, because it is so difficult to prove any- thing against them. The only evidence that can decide a case of malpractice is expert evidence: that is,... ...nce that can decide a case of malpractice is expert evidence: that is, the evidence of other doctors; and every doctor will allow a colleague to decim... ... of scientific method, and believes, like any rustic, that the handling of evidence and statistics needs no expertness. The distinction between a quac... ...inds us very strongly of the vivisectors who are so deeply hurt when their evidence is set aside as worthless. AN ARGUMENT WHICH WOULD DEFEND ANY CRIM... ...ainable in human statement), but never dreams of offering any scien- tific evidence by his own methods. There are many paths to knowledge already disc... ...othing is easier, therefore, than to prove that compliance with any public regulation produces the most gratifying results. It would be equally easy e... ...produces the most gratifying results. It would be equally easy even if the regulation actually raised the death-rate, provided it did not raise it suf... ... raise it sufficiently to make the average house- holder, who cannot evade regulations, die as early as the av- erage vagrant who can. 56 The Doctor’... ... of course, with a weak and a strong end) who can be trusted to work under regulations with more or less aid from above according to the gravity of th...

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... the government of philosophers, the causes of the perversion of states, the regulation of marriages, are still the political problems with which Plat... ...s are often now unduly dis- credited, and yet they may be proved by internal evidence. For observe how consistent the narrative is; as the old returne... ...terodox? Viewed in the light of science, would not the con- tinuance of such regulations be ridiculous? And if the legislator, or another like him, co... ...and unprofessional court, and may be condemned and punished for breaking the regulations. They even go a step further, and enact, that he who is found... ...ve preserved a recollec- tion of a previous one. He also appeals to internal evidence, viz. the perfect coherence of the tale, though he is very well ... ...uman life would be intolerable if every detail of it were placed under legal regulation. It may be a great evil that physicians should kill their pati... ...hat it makes men act in the same way , and requires them to produce the same evidence of their acts. T oo many laws may be the sign of a corrupt and o... ... YOUNG SOCRATES: Certainly . STRANGER: Then here, Socrates, is still clearer evidence of the truth of what was said in the en- quiry about the Sophist... ...on,—I say , if all these things were done in this way accord- ing to written regulations, and not according to art, what would be the result? YOUNG SO...

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...YS (CENSORSHIP) TOGETHER WITH THE PROCEEDINGS OF THE COMMITTEE, MINUTES OF EVIDENCE, AND APPENDICES. What the 4 The Shewing-up of Blanco Posnet phras... ...f opinion had turned against the institution; and a re- form was expected, evidence or no evidence. There- fore the Committee was unanimous as to the ... ...ed privilege and an inexhaust- ible joy. This error was not removed by the evidence given before the Joint Select Committee. The manag- ers did not ma... ...d have put it themselves, and as it can be read between the lines of their evidence when once the reader has the clue. 9 Shaw The manager of a theatr... ...ear my state- ment. but as the Committee could not very decently refuse my evidence altogether, the Chairman, with a printed copy of my statement in h... ...ng abolition of all censorship involves the abandonment of all control and regulation of theatres. Factories are regulated in the public interest; but... ...sor- derly house, or failing to provide a building which complies with the regulations concerning sanitation and egress in case of fire, or being conv... ...ssible, be men- tally impossible to persons of taste and enlightenment. 8. Regulation of theatres is an entirely different mat- ter from censorship, i...

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...nd to establish this monotonous complaint, which needs not other record or evidence than those very sighs and groans. What is life? Darkness and forml... ...sort of attention to his comforts which his case called for, or the prison regulations allowed; not only had she wept with the distracted woman as if ... ...is purpose without delay. What was my horror at learning that, by a recent regulation of all the po- lice-offices, under the direction of the public m... ...his ir- regular passport through the gates of the prison. And, had the new regulation been of somewhat longer standing, there is little doubt that I s... ...you, about the muff or other circum- stances inconsistent with the hostile evidence. These circum- stances had the testimony, you will observe, of my ... ...xclusively: that naturally diminished their value. And, on the other side, evidence was arrayed, perjury was suborned, that would have wrecked a wilde... ...sguise his purposes: Barratt came to suspect him violently, and feared his evidence so far, even for those im- perfect and merely oral overtures which... ...me; and afterwards supposed that, without written documents to support his evidence, he could not be of much service to the re-establisment of my wife...

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...gress at the formation of it that it could not be durable. Negligence of its regulations, inattention to its rec ommendations, if not disobedience to... ...ple of defense, continue still in force. The negotiation with France for the regulation of the commercial relations between the two countries, which i... ...l auxiliaries to the attainment of this desirable end are to be found in the regulations provided by the wisdom of Congress for the specific appropria... ... turbed the tranquillity of our common country. Such a result is sufficient evidence of the justice and the pa triotism of their course; it is evide... ...racterized all the counsels of the early fathers. One of the most impressive evidences of that wisdom is to be found in the fact that the actual worki... ...er been any reasonable cause for such apprehension. In deed, the most ample evidence to the contrary has all the while existed and been open to their... ...and in doing so I only press upon the public attention the most conclu sive evidence of which the case is susceptible that the property, peace, and s... ...he laws thereof, escaping into another, shall in conse quence of any law or regulation therein be discharged from such service or labor, but shall be... ...t of that board shows nothing has oc curred in the nature of newly revealed evidence which should change the views once formed in the original discus...

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...elder. Though he lived in the hermitage they did not worry him to keep its regulations, and this too because he behaved as though he were crazy. He wa... ...d he kept them for fourteen years afterwards instead of destroying them as evidence against him? And this is what happened: everyone was amazed an... ...or it would have been discreditable to insist on burdening with the common regulations so great an ascetic, who prayed day and night (he even dropped ... ...ll this was explained afterwards in detail, and con- firmed by documentary evidence; but for the present we will only note the most essential incident... ...ad noticed this and remembered it.) Fenya’ s old grandmother confirmed her evidence as far as she was capable. After asking some further questions, Py... ...with which the envelope had been tied up. One piece of Pyotr Ilyitch’s evidence made a great impres- sion on the prosecutor and the investigating ... ...most breathless. “So from this Grigory we have received such important evidence concerning you, that-” The prosecutor would have continued, but Mi... ...ing question, ‘Whom did you murder? Whom did you rob?’ Ha- ha! That’s your regulation method, that’ s where all your cun- ning comes in. Y ou can put ...

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... say anything; and at no time these required to do more than show that the evidence produced by the others is of no value. Again, in practical matters... ...ive reasons, either of justice or of policy. But of none of these rules of evidence will the benefit be allowed to those who maintain the opinion I pr... ...firmative side of the question, and that they are bound to show posi tive evidence for the assertions, or submit to their rejection. It is equally un... ...eing of both; its general adoption might then be fairly thought to be some evidence that, at the time when it was adopted, it was the best: though eve... ...d, never go right but as they are left to his own discretion; and that any regulation of them by author ity, except to protect the rights of others, ... ... Mill 24 too soon abandon this principle, and return to the old system of regulations and disabilities. But if the prin ciple is true, we ought to a... ...the moral and intellectual differences between men and women might be, the evidence of there being natu ral differences could only be negative. Those... ... freedom of action—that their own will has not sufficient influence in the regulation of their affairs—his inclination is, to ask, what are their grie...

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...gh * On many railway lines, in order to avoid accidents, it is against the regulations to carry hay on the trains, and so live stock are without fodde... ...t you!” At midday the train stops at a big station where, according to the regulations, there was drinking water provided for cattle. W ater is given ... ...s, too, of all sorts. T o be sure you can write what you like, it’s only a regulation, but one must go and give out the notices and then go again and ... ...e you have been put to trouble, your honor; you have come because it’s the regulation; you can’ t help it. For thirty years I have been going round ac... ...ou can’ t help it. For thirty years I have been going round accord- ing to regulation. In the summer it is all right, it is warm and dry; but in winte... ...es, gentlemen; if the judges and the jury have more faith in _man_ than in evidence, material proofs, and speeches for the prosecution, is not that fa... ... our doctor, obviously it was not a case of murder, and the combination of evidence is due to simple chance. We must suppose that in the darkness he f... ...ns of blood on the sleeves, and a doctor’s lan- cet set in gold. What more evidence was wanted? They put the criminal in prison. The inhabitants were ... ... so! T ake care that a mistake is not made; it does happen, you know, that evidence tells a false tale.’ “At his trial the murderer obstinately denied...

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...omething in us which is in itself capricious and irregular, but capable of regulation, viz our instincts and feelings, (2) the former are acquired by ... ... which frequently recur in human life. The rule prescribes the control and regulation within limits of the agent’s natu- ral impulses to act and feel ... ...uliar sense they are his, they are him in action, and the most significant evidence of what he is. Aristotle is un- able wholly to avoid allusion to t... ...at is, on what is right. BOOK III I NOW SINCE VIRTUE is concerned with the regulation of feel- ings and actions, and praise and blame arise upon such ... ...s ignorance. [Sidenote: III4a] Again, those also who are ignorant of legal regulations which they are bound to know, and which are not hard to know, t... ...merely on himself; I mean, there are many who can prac- tise virtue in the regulation of their own personal conduct who are wholly unable to do it in ...

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... determine the chronological he order of the Platonic writings on internal evidence, this uncertainty about any single Dialogue being composed at one ... ...nion and not to be always repeating the notions of other men. There is no evidence that either the idea of good or the conception of a perfect State ... ... on the nature of family relations, for which there is also some positive evidence in the Memorabilia (Mem. i. 2, 51 foll.) The Socratic method is n... ... not say that thus shall our State be ordered, and that these shall be the regulations appointed by us for guardians concerning their houses and all o... ...ty would be one and not many. Yes, he said; that is not so difficult. The regulations which we are prescribing, my good Adeimantus, are not, as might... ...of market and harbour dues which may be required, and in general about the regulations of markets, police, harbours, and the like. But, oh heavens! sh... ...he said, that there is no need to impose laws about them on good men; what regulations are necessary they will find out soon enough for themselves. Ye... ...in devising them; and many of them will naturally flow out of our previous regulations. What, then, he said, is still remaining to us of the work of l...

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...d testify to the truth of 37 Tolstoy the statement. She gave this further evidence—that when she came to the lodging-house for the second time she di... ...hispering into his car that a bottle mentioned in the list of the material evidence was missing. “Of having stolen out of the portmanteau money and a ... ...natural manner, began 44 Resurrection writing down, as the prisoner’s own evidence, in the notes for his speech, that she had been in the empty room ... ... the president invited the jury to examine the objects offered as material evidence. They consisted of an enormous diamond ring, which had evidently b... ...thing. “The gentlemen of the jury may now examine the articles of material evidence,” said the president. The foreman and several of the others rose a... ...ood erect, holding his cap as they do at funerals, ac- cording to military regulation. When one of them, a re- spectable-looking, broad-shouldered old... ...ured him a good house, an income and respect. He strictly observed all the regulations which were prescribed “from 289 Tolstoy above,” and was very z... ...“from 289 Tolstoy above,” and was very zealous in the fulfilment of these regulations, to which he ascribed a special importance, considering that ev... ... considering that everything else in the world might be changed except the regulations prescribed “from above.” His duty was to keep political prisone...

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...not God. Alma 6:7 7 And now it came to pass that when Alma had made these regulations he departed from them, yea, from the church which was in the ci... ... be brought before him; and he judged the man according to the law and the evidences which were brought against him, and thus the man was compelled to... ...ere is a God, and also that Christ shall come. Alma 30:40 40 And now what evidence have ye that there is no God, or that Christ cometh not? I say un... ... his own people, and subjecting them to peace and civilization, and making regulations to prepare for war against the Lamanites, be- hold, the Lamanit... ...r because of so many wars and conten- tions it had become expedient that a regulation should be made again in the church. Alma 62:45 45 Therefore, He... ...again the church of God, throughout all the land. Alma 62:47 47 Y ea, and regulations were made concerning the law. And their judges, and their chie... ...of the Lamanites were con- vinced of them, because of the greatness of the evidences which they had received. Helaman 5:51 51 And as many as were con... ...ave sinned, for ye have rejected all these things, notwithstanding so many evidences which ye have received; yea, even ye have received all things, bo... ...es unto the power of Satan. 603 The Book of Mormon 3 Nephi 7:6 6 And the regulations of the government were destroyed, because of the secret combina...

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... for the moment, while in his presence, and that by means of some sensible evidence, presentiments of diseases or deaths which were then occurring in ... ...eatrical art. Tragedy, however, was absolved from any such military-police regulations; and the heroes of antiq- uity had the right of guarding themse... ...sessed to assist his suffering countrymen. The prisoners, however, were an evidence of a battle unfa- vorable to the allies. My father, whose party fe... ...a future better constitution. 149 Goethe For from that time was dated the regulation which allows the noble old house of Limpurg, the Frauenstein-hou... ...fuse, as it was written in his almanac; and I liked to see the documentary evidence of my capabilities in his hands. He departed with many assurances ... ...cused themselves by saying that it was quite conformable to the new social regulation to outshine the ten- der glances of the heavenly moon by earthly... ...partner, on receiving his own in exchange. At our next meeting this weekly regulation was established for the summer, and the lots were drawn once mor... ...d wished, if not to elucidate them, yet to con- firm them through internal evidence, by means of conjec- tures, calculations, and other ingenious and ... ...ty was soon quiet as ever. Before the queen’s arrival, the very reasonable regulation had been made, that no de- formed persons, no cripples nor disgu...