Sentence examples for logical interpretation of from inspiring English sources

Next, a fuzzy system based on logical interpretation of if then rules and with parametric conclusions is presented.

That this is a logical interpretation of § 706 is emphasized by the fact that the bills which became the Act of 1950 contained, when introduced, provisions for credit and commodity controls but no provisions for wage stabilization.

Although it omits the word "constitutional," the most logical interpretation of this discussion is that it was intended as a passing and summary disposition of an issue that had already been decided on numerous occasions.

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.

Other constraints, exchangeability among them, are independently motivated, by an appeal to so-called logical interpretation of probability.

This suggests that we can maintain a classical logical interpretation of the meet, join and orthocomplement as applied to commuting projections.

Precedent might override previously held views or even logical interpretations of legal text.

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

"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.

There are no "correct" explanations for the Cambrian explosion; interpretations that we have are speculations based on the evidence that we have and logical interpretations of the evidence, but there is no criterion of falsifiability to solidify the hypothesis into a theory (p. 278).