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After it performs its assigned task on a given cell , the machine stops or else moves one cell to the left or right . The chance that such a three-body system exists somewhere in the universe , however , is very small . " Pythagorean mathematics was based largely on deriving relations from whole numbers and using them to describe everything in the universe , " Durham says . God is a mathematician of a very high order , and He used some very advanced mathematics in constructing the universe . The biggest change for Copts who move here after facing religious pressure in Egypt is the absence of hostility they face as Christians . ' " Eddington 's insistence on developing a completely deductive model of the universe was a manifestation of his " belief and ultimate faith in a whole-number interpretation of the world , " Durham contends . He proposed a model in which space-time had no structure or curvature and the universe was stationary and had an infinite past age-key aspects of a steady-state cosmology . In January , the Los Angeles Democrat took the first step to achieve that goal by introducing legislation creating a panel of experts to evaluate whether a federally funded Latino museum should be built on the National Mall , the grand promenade of the nation 's capital featuring the Washington Monument , the Lincoln Memorial , the Smithsonian Institution , the Vietnam Veterans Memorial and the World War II Memorial . The second part specifies whether the machine is to shift one cell to the left or to the right along the tape . In narrow halls , however , the first reflections reach the listener from the left and right walls , and the two reflections are generally different . The Turing machine scans the tape , one cell at a time , usually beginning at the cell farthest to the left that contains a symbol . " This striking ( and perhaps cryptic ) passage contrasting the continuous and the discrete starts off the 11th book of the epochal novel War and Peace by Leo Nikolayevich Tolstoy ( 1828-1920 ) .