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Although the world started simply, its computation is irreducibly complex.

Taken together, they create an irreducibly strange yet coherent universe.

"Of course," he added, "our findings show that it is not irreducibly complex."

Is there ultimately no difference, or do images remain as irreducibly and exclusively psychological?

So our presents are irreducibly shaped by the future.

He said such a system would require at least three pieces and perform some specific function to fit his notion of irreducibly complex.

Our discourse irreducibly belongs to the system of metaphysical oppositions.

Behe and others have suggested a number of biological features that they believe may be irreducibly complex.

There are still many layers of paint, but the works seem diaphanous and almost irreducibly spare.

But far from looking battered or abused, the people in question are right there, and have never looked more completely or irreducibly themselves.

Inevitably and irreducibly, however, they are two sides of the same accounting ledger."

Clare's skylark is, irreducibly, a bird - and always was.

Of course in a given class, it is irreducibly plausible that somebody will accidentally shake the whole charge into the acid all at once.

He posits that evolutionary mechanisms cannot explain the development of such "irreducibly complex" systems.

Are they irreducibly mental, or are they, on the contrary, essentially physical.

An electron is an irreducibly simple particle, unlike protons and neutrons.

Intelligent design advocates argue that irreducibly complex systems must have been deliberately engineered by some form of intelligence.

But the two latter statements do not presuppose any irreducibly relational facts as a condition of their own truth.

In short, our thoughts and concepts though irreducibly anthropomorphic need not be anthropocentric."

We are continually looking for simplicity, therefore, for beings that are irreducibly themselves.

So one quality remains unknown, irreducibly random.

"They were every soldier; they were also irreducibly themselves.

Then an argument by induction on the order of reduces the statement further to the case where is elementary abelian with acting irreducibly.

In 7, Moore argues that a property is either a complex of simple properties, or else it is irreducibly simple.