Sentence examples for a more general logic from inspiring English sources

In another work, Fagin and Halpern [10] investigated a more general logic to reason about knowledge and probabilities.

The work was subsequently extended to a more general family of justification logics, which are logics of knowledge in which reasons are made explicit.

Regardless of what one thinks of the argument for theological fatalism, there is a more general problem in the logic of time and causation that needs to be addressed.

Despite the relevant efforts to integrate provisioning and business logic (e.g., template-based customizations [26]), the main focus of the aforementioned approaches is application business logic, while we address a more general problem of enabling everything-as-code paradigm, in order to also allow for capturing provisioning and governance logic for IoT cloud resources programmatically.

This reflects a more general commitment on Davidson's part to the inseparability of questions of ontology from questions of logic.

It filed a more general "white paper".

And perhaps a more general one.

The development of model theory has led to a more general outlook that enabled the Swedish logician Per Lindström to prove in 1969 a general theorem to the effect that, roughly speaking, within a broad class of possible logics, elementary logic is the only one that satisfies the requirements of axiomatizability and of the Löwenheim-Skolem theorem.

Is a more general solution possible?

Subsequently, a more general approach was tried.

However, at a more general level GPs' behaviour may reflect a 'logic of care' rather than a 'logic of choice' [ 41] - GPs making choices based on their professional views on patients' needs and wants, rather than as agents acting in a market place enabling patients to make informed choices in line with the neoclassical standard model.