The phrase "ability of logic" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the capacity or skill related to logical reasoning or thinking.
Example: "The ability of logic is essential for solving complex problems in mathematics."
Alternatives: "capacity for reasoning" or "skill in logic".
Probabilistic logics combine the expressive power of logic with the ability to reason with uncertainty.
The ability of fuzzy logic to represent vague information using linguistic variables makes it a powerful tool to develop rule-based control systems when an exact working model is not available, as is the case of any vehicle-driving task.
Mr. Gardner attributed his code-solving talents to his language abilities, sense of logic and, as he told The Post in 1996, "a sort of magpie attitude to facts, the habit of storing things away that did not seem to have any connection at all".
The ability of multivalued logics to represent graded preferences allows us to formulate tradeoffs in the combination.
The ability of temporal logics to describe an ongoing interaction of a reactive program with its environment makes them particularly appropriate for the specification of open systems.
The evidence is vast: exposing children before the age of five to stimulating environments strengthens their language development, social and emotional health, problem solving abilities, memory function, use of logic, analytical skills and ability to cope with new situations - leading to significantly better performance later in school.
Hinton, who is due to give a talk at the Royal Society in London on Friday, believes that the "thought vector" approach will help crack two of the central challenges in artificial intelligence: mastering natural, conversational language, and the ability to make leaps of logic.
As a meso-level theoretical framework, its popularity relies on the ability of its analytical logics to dissolve distinctions between the state, markets, and society, thus paving the way for a problem-centered and multi-factorial analysis.
The parrot learned to communicate in basic expressions — but he did not show the sort of logic and ability to generalize that children acquire at an early age, they said.
The ability of discrete and fuzzy logic models to determine the effects of protein overexpression or inhibition on phenotype, elucidate network properties, and identify the network that best describes high-throughput experimental data has been illustrated with case studies.
