This critical study led him logically to decide in favour of a descriptive type of geography, based on a map with an orthogonal (perpendicular) projection.
As you step away, you can think logically and decide the best way to deal with the situation.
Finally, to estimate the value of ( alpha ), the average of weights obtained from the nurses who decided logically (i.e., the value of C.R. for them is less than 0.1) was calculated.
The public interest test is logically considered when deciding to charge someone, rather than arrest them, because the decision-maker wants to have a full assessment of the evidence prior to deciding whether a prosecution is in the public interest.
That our political and business bosses are so different - driven, even desperate people, compensating for their distress with workaholia - makes them the very last citizens you would logically select to decide your work-life balance.
He had understood logically that he was stranded and in danger, and yet he had decided that his first priority was to remain and prepare the house for his family's return: "Pretty crazy, huh?
As it continues its noble work of turning everything into paperclips, it decides, quite logically, to eradicate anything that is not a paperclip, including humans, in order to create more space.
We decided to report the sVCAM-1 data regardless of our inability to logically explain the results as we firmly believe that properly collected data, even when discordant from current dogma, should be reported.
About 20 years ago economists decided to abandon data and go for an ever more abstract series of models that are logically consistent but not tested against facts, and unable to predict real crises.
With this wide range of "real" cost numbers (which will change from year to year), you can expect observers to launch into many, and often logically weak, arguments, with people deciding which number is most "accurate" based on whether they like the program or not.
