Sentence examples for logical interpretation from inspiring English sources

"If he used this method, a logical interpretation is that many others did, too".

Judge Perretti, squinting at the document, said that was the more logical interpretation and asked the doctor if he would withdraw his statement.

Where the language of the code is clear and amenable to a reasonable and logical interpretation, courts are without power to diverge from the intent of the Legislature as expressed in the plain language of the code.

Similarly, Robert Delfay, the president of the National Shooting Sports Foundation, the gun industry trade organization, said the "logical interpretation" was that Smith & Wesson was backing off of some provisions.

The court began by explaining that, "where the language of the Code is clear and amenable to a reasonable and logical interpretation, courts are without power to diverge from the intent of the Legislature as expressed in the plain language of the Code".

Thibaut's main publications are Theorie der logischen Auslegung des römischen Rechts (1799; "Theory of the Logical Interpretation of Roman Law") and System des Pandektenrechts (1803; the general part translated as An Introduction to the Study of Jurisprudence, 1879), which long remained one of the leading textbooks of Roman law applied as the common law of Germany.

He contributed significantly to logical interpretations of probability theories, theories of induction, and the philosophical bases of science.

These two positions have come to be known as the "phenomenological" and "logical" interpretations, respectively.

"That was not corporate pressure; that was scientist to scientist, talking about logical interpretations of the data," he says.

Although subjectivist (or, rather, logical) interpretations of probability in statistical mechanics have been proffered (by E. Jaynes, for example), most interpreters of the theory opt for an objectivist interpretation of probability.

Despite the utility of landscape comparisons, they often fail to adequately link scale, pattern, or process, and far too frequently are presented as logical interpretations leading to prediction of pattern to process relationships.