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Until last fall, that is, when Penrose brought out the book The Emperor's New Mind, an in-depth discussion of the relationship between artificial intelligence, consciousness and the laws of physics. Despite its complexity and intellectual rigor, the book quickly jumped onto the best-seller list. And just like his friend and sometime collaborator Stephen Hawking, the once obscure Penrose suddenly found himself showered with publicity. The professor was so unaware of how much the book was earning that he asked his editor whether there was enough to cover a few thousand pounds...
...surveys will be issued in report form by the end of the academic year, said committee member Elizabeth M. Lacovara, an assistant to Dean of Students Archie C. Epps III. She added that College officials felt such a report was long overdue, explaining that the University's last in-depth study on security was performed...
...reveals that discussion of "innovative" interpretations is not the actual aim of your reviews. They are designed rather to tell the reader if the show is worth his or her time, and what to expect when the lights go up. This perfectly all right, but it is not the in-depth discussion you propose...
Some classes have also made useful changes. A few have instituted periodic assignments such as short, ungraded papers. Others require in-depth evaluations of the course a few weeks into the semester to find out how students are responding to the material...
...doing that too. We set up our own organization called the AIDS Treatment Registry. It's an in-depth directory of every drug trial that you can get into in this area...