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Individuals cannot in conscience obey laws that contravene the moral law , but that is very different from an organized program of civil disobedience on the model of , for instance , the civil rights movement led by Martin Luther King , Jr. And both are different from Robert Bork 's suggestion in the symposium that an elected official might refuse to obey a decision of the Supreme Court . " Penn State researchers have ' taught ' computers how to interpret images using a vocabulary of up to 330 English words , so that a computer can describe a photograph of two polo players , for instance , as ' sport , ' ' people , ' ' horse , ' ' polo . Of total loss classifications in 2005 , $ 1.1 billion , or 42 percent , were directly attributable to the energy sector , most of which is related to outcomes of bankruptcy filings . This softness in the manufacturing sector overshadowed notable improvements in loan classifications in the Oil , Gas , Pipelines & Utilities sector , Lodging & Transportation sector , the Construction & Real Estate sector , and the Professional , Scientific & Other Services sector , each with classified volumes falling by approximately one-third . For instance , it must have an identity ; be able to adapt to a changing environment ; be capable of healing itself ; and have an immune system . Some object that there have been many wrongs in the past-for instance , slavery and the Vietnam War-that did not raise the question of legitimacy . Prisoners are not entitled to every creature comfort , but they are entitled to safety , humane treatment , and opportunities for self-betterment . Of total losses in 2004 , $ 3.6 billion , or 56 percent , were directly attributable to the weakened Energy sector , most of which is related to outcomes of bankruptcy filings . Unforeseen changes in interest rates , sales revenue , and operating expenses can have material and adverse effects on the ability of many borrowers to meet their obligations . The sense of crisis is intensified because these illegitimate impositions , both past and in prospect , are on matters of great public gravity .