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It is important to add that not all functions can be integrated symbolically ( e. g. in a way that produces a function as a result ) , so it is frequently necessary to use numerical methods such as we are discussing . " Though possibly a function of the shortcomings of the author , " right intention " was difficult to reconcile in the analysis as it seemed to describe the conduct of , rather than resort to , military action . Government should be done at the lowest level possible , my standard caveat is that not all functions can be done at low levels . Over the past several decades , privatization in law enforcement has grown to such an extent that virtually every function , including security , jails , prisons , and court-related services , is being contracted out somewhere in the United States.15 Using private security on site at businesses , sporting venues , and malls is no new trend . If life must be preserved at all costs , with no loopholes whatsoever , the logical extension is to hook people decapitated in car accidents up to heart-lung machines , since apparently a functioning brain is no longer a baseline standard to be considered disabled rather than quasi-dead . Simple cardinality considerations show , however , that not all functions are Turing-computable ( the set of all Turing machines is countable , while the set of all functions from the natural numbers to the natural numbers is not ) , and the discovery of this fact came as a complete surprise in the 1930s ( Davis 1958 ) . " Over the past several decades , privatization in law enforcement has grown to such an extent that virtually every function - - including police , security , jails , prisons , and court-related services - - is being contracted out somewhere in the U.S ., " notes analyst Bruce Benson . The trouble with external invocation is that not all functions are found cross platform , and those that are often have different names - DOS descendants often expect . Science policy makers need to acknowledge this and devise policies that strengthen , rather than threaten the functioning of an efficient system .