Back to some of the more mundane issues of thinking about uncertainty.

It's about enjoying mundane sounds.

Secondly you need skills, the mundane skills of the construction sector.

So mundane sounds can be really interesting if you pay attention.

He celebrates these local and mundane objects globally, and on a grander and grander scale, by incorporating them into ever more colossal sculptures and installations.

Even those mundane, hateful, plastic grocery bags can become a bridge stronger than anyone imagined.

Now, I'm going to move now from this kind of the sublime in the traditional sense of the word, that is to say, awe inspiring, terrifying to the somewhat more mundane.

It's not a big meeting, it's not a Royal Ascot it's a mundane Friday night with 20,000 people.

Today, it is mundane. Yet people continue to react to explicit revelations of such manipulation with shock and outrage.

And meanwhile, besides all the spirituality, there was one mundane detail in the Kaaba that was pretty interesting for me.

Dentistry might seem and I think it is many dentists would have to acknowledge it's somewhat of a mundane backwater of medicine.

In the face of death and destruction, our mundane differences evaporated, and we all became one even if for a few hours.

Dentistry might seem and I think it is many dentists would have to acknowledge it's somewhat of a mundane backwater of medicine.

Now, the fundamental idea is that Twitter lets people share moments of their lives whenever they want, be they momentous occasions or mundane ones.

The danger is that disengagement from short term developments leads academic economists to ignore medium term trends that they can address. If so, the true reason why academics missed the crisis could be far more mundane than inadequate models, ideological blindness, or corruption, and thus far more worrisome many simply were not paying attention!

OIOS noted two concerns in the administrative area a haphazard handling of subregional office vacancies (mentioned above) and an insufficient delegation of authority on mundane administrative matters.

Others are more mundane, involving long term experiments and observation of smaller ecosystems, such as plots of prairie grass or swamplands. Finally, of course, we have the spectacular advances in our knowledge of genomics, the science that lets us understand the basic mechanisms that operate inside all living systems, including humans.

As Haldane notes, even the celebrated Volcker rule, intended to build a better wall between more mundane commercial banking and riskier proprietary bank trading, has been hugely watered down as it grinds through the legislative process. The former Federal Reserve chairman s simple idea has been co opted and diluted through hundreds of pages of legalese.

At CERN, two independent teams of physicists recently announced that their data were consistent with detection of a Higgs particle, though there remained a 1 in 2,000 chance that the signal came from mundane, non Higgs processes. So the teams will continue smashing protons together, gathering more data, and sifting for signs of a Higgs.

The more mundane truth is that there have never been any stable successors to the defunct Ottoman, British, and French empires that used to keep the peace in the Islamic world. This is largely, though not entirely, the fault of the European colonialists who, in the death throes of their own empires, created artificial states ripening for dissolution.

Sooner than that, artificial intelligence will transform higher learning, potentially making a world class university education broadly affordable even in poor developing countries. And, of course, there are more mundane but crucial uses of artificial intelligence everywhere, from managing the electronics and lighting in our homes to populating smart grids for water and electricity, helping monitor these and other systems to reduce waste.

I hate to argue with Einstein, but if that which is most valuable in our life and our business actually can't be counted or valued, aren't we going to spend our lives just mired in measuring the mundane?

This shows that in this very simple example, which happens to be a mundane example of number of petrol stations as a function of size plotted in the same way as the biology you see exactly the same kind of thing.

Recently, a desire for greater political respect has spurred Islamic nations to invest in technology, which is most visible in Pakistani and Iranian nuclear ambitions. But while such weapons carry political weight, the science behind them is mundane and old.

It was easy to draw an analogy between ineffective and mundane performance in the stadium and the general state of the country. At the time, Germany was regarded as the sick man of Europe, with a proclivity for highly protected labor markets.

This is a completely mundane and rational business decision, aimed at minimizing tax obligations. Indeed, some 70 of all Hong Kong listed companies have a Caribbean registry, and even a number of major mainland companies, including the Internet giant Alibaba, are registered in offshore tax havens.

The most mundane example is one you will see in every supermarket checkout staff replaced by a single employee monitoring a bank of self service machines. (Though perhaps this is not automation proper the supermarket has just shifted some of the work of shopping onto the customer.)

That means that the official growth rate does not reflect the rise in real incomes that came with air conditioning, anti cancer drugs, new surgical procedures, and the many more mundane innovations. Moreover, because the US government does not count anything in GDP unless it is sold in the market, the vast expansion of television entertainment and the introduction of services like Google and Facebook have been completely excluded from the national account.

He'll want more, more, more, more.

More. More. More!

More. More. More.

RAMALLAH Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu s decision to approve new Jewish settlements on the eve of a possible settlement freeze is the latest round in a cycle that has been repeated so many times over the past 40 years that it would seem mundane if it were not so dangerous.

Our Embassy in Copenhagen has learned that a Danish publishing house intends to compile those offensive caricatures in a book for children so that children can learn that there are no taboos when it comes to freedom of opinion and expression, and that democracy embraces both religious and the mundane issues .

More, more, a lot more.

Take more, sell more, waste more.

LONDON It is difficult to separate some of my personal memories of Margaret Thatcher mundane but revealing from the sweeping judgments of history. I had worked for her as the Conservative Party s research director, and as a minister for about 15 years, before going to Hong Kong as Britain s last Governor there.

Sounds more mysterious, more menacing, more alliterative.

No more vodka, no more caviar, no more Tchaikovsky, no more borscht!

More. More. Caesar.

More is more forward, less is more backward.

More is more upward, less is more downward.

A feeling more beautiful, more pure, more sacred.

I'm even more lost, more alone, more desperate.

No more bets. No more bets. No more.

There were no more doors, no more corridors, no more hotel, no more garden.