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spec: Our approach to the security challenges of the future would be more likely to be marked by ad-hockery and inconsistency . This would alert licensees about audience reactions to their programs . Two potassium ions , initially located in the selectivity filter binding sites , maintain their position during 2 ns of dynamics . Ordering at one kutchery that all the handshaken UBL employees be embraced back into the fold , or at another that the temporary lecturers on notice be given another year 's extension may be sound action , but the ad-hockery creates problems elsewhere . He sat upright and said , `` Son of Atreus , and all other princes of the Achaeans , first pour red wine everywhere upon the fire and quench it ; let us then gather the bones of Patroclus son of Menoetius , singling them out with care ; they are easily found , for they lie in the middle of the pyre , while all else , both men and horses , has been thrown in a heap and burned at the outer edge . She was , it seems , jealous of a certain Poppaea Sabina , who is mentioned in Book XIII ., as `` having surpassed in beauty all the ladies of her day . Often involves ad-hockery and verges on being a crock . In methodological terms , the concept of psychic income , besides being but a metaphor or analogy , reflects the tendency for rational choice theory to admittedly resort to ad-hockery ( Akerlof 2002 ; Conlisk 1996 ) or post-hoc theory development , when the initial optimization hypothesis is falsified ( Baxter 1993 ) . The core of the university is not knowledge . Compare ad-hockery ; see also AI-complete . In methodological terms , since such endeavors involve ad - or post - hoc theory development ( Conlisk 1996 ) , they run the risk of ad-hockery or / and tautology , as various ad-hoc hypotheses are advanced when the initial premise of optimization fails ( Baxter 1993 ) . We will work on this in the coming weeks .