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Life’s emergence might rest on the foundations of physics, “but it is not derivable from them”, Kauffman argues.

The written exam contains 50 questions covering topics from general road knowledge and emergency safety protocols to the number of bridges and derivable miles in the country.

Other winners of the equation beauty contest included the Pythagorean identity, the identity between exponential and trigonometric functions derivable from Euler’s formula for complex analysis, and the Cauchy-Riemann equations.

The connection which we find between Greek and German in these beliefs is derivable only from their common ancestry—not from a contact in later days.

A circumstance occurring about 1240 illustrates their reputation for superior sanctity and the advantages derivable from it.