Actually, I put Tassie in situations that wouldn't logically occur – as a convenience to the author – as a narrative device".
"The legal fiction that the cessation of citizenship occurs by operation of the statute conceals administrative decision making that must logically occur for the bill to operate," he writes.
However, this explanation raises the problem that "extended wakefulness" hardly differentiates from "sleep deprivation", given that sleep deprivation logically occurs only when the normal duration of wakefulness has been extended.
Such events are rare, but logically occur in equal numbers in the two networks.
Fermentation performance characteristics indicated in the figures and tables may also be logically associated with the genetic changes that have occurred in each isolate.
According to Scalia, "The Court has taken sides in the culture war," and the next step, logically, must be "judicial imposition of homosexual marriage, as has recently occurred in Canada".
Another standard kind of reason considered in the literature for allowing E is that allowing E (or something equally bad or worse) to occur is logically necessary for achieving some greater good G or the avoiding of some equally bad or worse evil.
If so, it is at least logically possible for stimuli occurring within perceptual moments to give rise to experiences of duration and succession.[48] Although there are results which can be taken as supportive of the discrete processing model, over the past half century or so it has gradually fallen from favour.
Based on these limited findings, saturation of nuclear intron sequences and poor phylogenetic resolution might logically be expected to occur at higher taxonomic levels.
In this case, the gene tree will logically lack the particular branch in the species tree where gene loss has occurred.
We can use this information to deduce that no changes have occurred between ontologies and moreover to infer that the classes A and B are logically equivalent.
