Sentence examples for a logical judgment from inspiring English sources

Kant defined an aesthetic, in contrast to a logical, judgment as "a judgment whose determining basis cannot be other than subjective".

By "evidence," Wundt means the character of compelling necessity accompanying a logical judgment, what we might call self-evidence (L I: 78, 79).

This was the time at which the distinction was first insisted upon between the "intellect" and a faculty called ingegno, ingenium, "wit" or "genius," as especially inventive of art; and, corresponding to this, a faculty of judgment, which was not a ratiocination or logical judgment, because it judged "without discourse" or "without concepts," and came to be called "taste".

For example, at §8 Kant denies that the judgment that roses in general are beautiful is a judgment of beauty or judgment of taste proper: it is not an "aesthetic" but an "aesthetically grounded logical judgment".

The program comprised various components (marked by tiny gray and yellow tags) with each component performing an exclusive function, such as creating geometries, performing calculations, and making logical judgments.

This is because the multi-layer-index structure and row buffer occupy more RAM and registers to store intermediate results, and more logical judgments in the indexing and updating of multi-layer-index cause more occupation of LUTs.

Although in this case, the subject and predicate fuse so quickly and imperceptibly as to be indistinguishable, yet it provides the template of the conscious separation of subject and predicate, and hence of logical judgments proper.

For example, he claims that categorical judgments express a logical relation between subject and predicate that corresponds to the ontological relation between substance and accident; and the logical form of a hypothetical judgment expresses a relation that corresponds to cause and effect.

He does this in order to draw special attention to the fact that for him the very idea of a logical form/pure concept is essentially judgment-based: logical form is nothing but the intrinsic logico-syntactic and logico-semantic form of and in a proposition.

We present graphical illustrations of how our system provides a logical framework to combine the judgments inherent in evidence reviews.

Asked whether the prime minister agreed with the Brexit secretary, David Davis, that if the judgment is upheld by the supreme court next month the government will have to put a bill before parliament, she said: "What David Davis was setting out is what would be a logical conclusion to draw from the judgment from today".