The logical inference was that the parties had intended that his interest in the previous shared home should crystallise then.

In many definitions of logic, logical inference and inference with purely formal content are the same.

Advanced applications of natural language understanding also attempt to incorporate logical inference within their framework.

During the 1980s, approaches to achieve inferential programming mostly revolved around techniques for logical inference.

He also maintained that people only get an illusory image through observations and opposed the idea of logical inference on the basis that it only explains conceptual questions.

The questions are designed to help them practise reading, make inferences from the text and retrieve key information.

They will need to make inferences from the text and retrieve key information to answer the questions.

We all make inferences based on statistical assumptions; insurance companies are not alone in that.

They will need to make inferences from the text and use it to find the meaning of difficult words.

Make inferences from the sample to the whole population.

It might seem a reasonable inference, then, that the stock market must be expecting a strong economic recovery.

It's a reasonable inference that a lot of the new benefit claims are from people who have been selfemployed or on zero-hours contracts.

It's a reasonable inference, however, that the men were: at least in the play.

Applying this standard, the court held that petitioner could not overcome the forensic evidence against him to raise a reasonable inference of his own innocence.