Graham notes that the noun was then construed as plural, on the analogy of chaff, but today's ballot counters are referring to chads, construing the word chad as singular.
Its sequence represents the second exon of fKir2.1 (fKCNJ2) gene; this fragment included the feline coding region of the predicted human-like KCNJ2 harboring 222 amino acids, which was then construed from the human sequence (GenBank: NG_008798).
To this extent it may be said that the Court was then construing the Hepburn Act, though I think its construction was wrong.
The paradox is then solved by construing the Liar as 'there is a proposition that I state and that is false'; hence the statement contains a quantification (hence an apparent variable) over the collection of all propositions, and it is not a proposition in a proper sense (Russell 1906, 642 644).
I don't want something I've written to be edited and then construed as my own opinion.
Unless the statute now under consideration can be distinguished from the one then construed, the Pickard Case is decisive of the present case.
If the word were to be construed with such strictness, then a mere journey through any foreign adjacent territory for health, or for pleasure, or a commorancy there for a single day, would amount to a disqualification.
Third, in his distinction between negative and infinite judgments he apparently needlessly distinguishes between a "wide scope" negation of whole propositions and a "narrow scope" negation of predicates, thus creating a systematic ambiguity in interpreting propositions of the form "Fs are not Gs," which can then be construed either as "no Fs are Gs" or as "Fs are non-Gs".
The doctrine of the Trinity, then, is construed as the claim that the Father, Son, and Holy Spirit are the same God, but are not the same person.
It should be emphasised that DNA pooling is best construed as nominating SNPs that are then confirmed with individual genotyping.
