Sentence examples for logical penalties from inspiring English sources
The first is an element of the neomuran theory of eukaryote origins [ 105, 106] called "quantum evolution" [ 107], a kind of gene-class-and-lineage-specific evolutionary rate fluctuation that is assumed without logical penalties to explain any pattern of observed sequence similarity (or lack thereof).
By writing laws with logical, proportional and effective penalties, Congress can put a stop to existing and continuing injustice.
Judge Block, presumably because it would be inappropriate for him to say so, stops short of the logical conclusion that the death penalty is too costly.
But Ms. Braly said the "personal coverage requirement" would not be fully effective, because millions of people would be exempted and others would make a "logical choice" to pay the penalty rather than buy insurance, unless they needed health care.
A logical possibility is that the distorting penalty of intercalation is even greater than the distorting penalty of this minor groove structure.
Failure to deter doesn't inevitably drive us to the logical conclusion to execute the death penalty itself.
After the penalty, it was the logical choice: there's a big difference between 1 and 2 yards.
The new case, a challenge to the application of sentencing guidelines in Washington State, presents a logical follow-up question to a death-penalty case from Arizona that the court decided last year.
In Virginia, on the other hand, jurors are known to be more apt to vote for the death penalty, and it was the logical choice, officials said, given that it was also the site of the attack on the Pentagon.
Once that soil has been prepared, then the recklessness that we've seen amongst the individual institutions sort of becomes logical behavior because there's very little penalty to bankers to behave in those sorts of environments.
Not because of some compelling logical argument, but because there is no social penalty for being a Creationist in a largely conservative American culture.
