In both cases, the logical task is (1) to develop a formalism in which rules like DR can be expressed, and (2) to define the relation between a theory DT (which may incorporate such rules) and the theories E which could count as reasonable consequences of DT.
Nonmonotonic reasoning is the study of reasonable consequence relations which violate monotonicity (Gabbay 1985, Kraus & Lehmann & Magidor 1990, Makinson 1989; for an overview see Makinson 1994).
Loss of eligibility for the remainder of his senior season for accepting, and then returning, two sports jerseys far exceeds the boundary of reasonable consequences".
"EDMC knew that its misrepresentations regarding compliance with the Incentive Compensation Ban would result in the payment of federal funds and that a reasonable and foreseeable consequence of such misrepresentations was that such funds would be paid out".
During an interview on BBC Radio 5, he said, "I've had thousands of letters from people who were tempted by the blandishments of the radical right, who've moved towards the reasonable center as a consequence of watching my videos".
A few decades ago, the American philosopher Thomas Nagel showed that it is an inescapable consequence of some quite reasonable premises.
Interestingly, I1-FFL architectures are the most abundant ones in bacteria and yeast [8], being reasonable that this abundance is a consequence of the specialization of the I-FFL to operate as time pulse generator and keep the expression of its target genes tightly suppressed in absence of external stimuli.
Severe life-threatening hypoxemia is a well-known adverse consequence of emergent intubations and any reasonable measure used to minimize this risk is a reasonable conclusion.
Thus, 'varying gaps' are not an indicator of a deficiency but, rather, a consequence of the different ways reasonable indices (or tests) can be constructed.
It seems therefore reasonable that the infections could be a consequence of the increase temperature in the lake.
