Sentence examples for a logical ground from inspiring English sources

On the basis of this, it is possible to argue that all concepts, whether pure or empirical, have a logical ground (Newton forthcoming).

Thus here, in the Prolegomena, Kant describes what he calls Hume's "challenge" to reason concerning "the connection of cause and effect" in precisely the same terms that he had himself earlier used, in the 1763 essay on Negative Magnitudes and the 1766 Dreams of a Spirit-Seer, to pose a fundamental problem about the relation of a real ground (as opposed to a logical ground) to its consequent.

On a logical ground, there is no use in solving with outstanding accuracy a problem based on a model which is only a partial approximation of a real patient cardiovascular system.

Neither the skeptical nor the credulous reasoner have any logical grounds to prefer either conclusion ("Nixon is a pacifist"; "Nixon is not a pacifist").

That's one reason Salzenstein is a logical testing ground.

It must be noted that the reference of a cap for FM to a Party's overall base year emissions holds not logical ground and can be perceived as a political decision.

In naturalistic explanations the explanans is an antecedent condition, an event which precedes in time the event whose cause it is said to be; in mentalistic explanation the explanans is the logical ground of an action, the motive or thought that renders it intelligible.

Such claims are clearly different in character from those found elsewhere in the book where he identifies metaphysics without ontology not with a genetic enquiry, but with the normative task of discovering the logical ground on which our claims rest.

The publisher said the writing would allow readers to experience "the developing perspective of this major novelist, along with the beginning of his lifelong struggle to establish solid logical ground for his soaring convictions".

The premise and the logical ground.

Ethics and political philosophy, in other words, proceed from the same logical ground.