Was that reform intended to prevent one presidential candidate from gaining advantage over another, as the reasoning underlying Judge La Barga's opinion implies?
But the hours and effort that high-level officials expended on wrestling over adjustments to the reasoning in his case — only to reach the same outcome, that he was detainable without trial — dovetailed with a pattern identified by critics as varied as civil libertarians and former Bush lawyers.
I will argue that some of the lessons learned in building knowledge-based systems may carry over to reasoning in the Semantic Web and to knowledge acquisition from natural language web sources.
The court's view has evolved over the years, and the reasoning behind today's ruling all but restores the situation to what it was before 1985, with school officials able to conduct random searches of students to maintain order.
The link between "precision" and "big data' conducts the reasoning over the sufficiency of information in EHRs as the really necessary point from which to start a combined analysis of the two topics.
At the same time, existing distributed reasoners such as WebPIE are also not able to fulfil the reasoning task over the big biological network, because they only can calculate the closure of large-scale triples based on fixed RDFS (resource description framework schema) or OWL rules [ 28].
The reasoning is simple, since over 62% of Hellotxt users are now outside of the U.S., and many live in countries where English is not the primary language.
I have glossed over the economic reasoning behind the model.
Eisenberg and other lawyers were met with sharp questioning by Judge William Garnett over the legal reasoning that would justify making an exception to the long-standing practice of keeping the process secret.
The Bush administration's position is that the federal courts lack jurisdiction over the men according to the reasoning of a post-World War II decision that rejected habeas corpus petitions from Japanese prisoners who had been convicted of war crimes by an international tribunal.
