The phrase "aim logic" is not correct and does not convey a clear meaning in written English.
It may be intended to refer to a logical approach or reasoning related to a specific goal or objective, but it lacks clarity.
Example: "In order to achieve our targets, we need to apply aim logic to our decision-making process."
Alternatives: "goal-oriented reasoning" or "targeted logic".
A key aim of logic models is to uncover assumptions in the chain of reasoning between interventions and their expected impacts, and to develop a theory of change which sets out these implicit "if…then" pathways.
This paper describes the rationale for the Healthy Communities Study, the study aims and logic model, and a brief overview of the study design.
Interiorisation of the aims and logic behind the Balanced Scorecard and consensus behind its application are two fundamental criteria for the success of the project.
This is the aim of interlocutory logic.
Finally, while it might be plausible that a priori disciplines like mathematics and logic aim to investigate abstract objects (see the entry on platonism in the philosophy of mathematics), it is not clear that the investigation of a social phenomenon like the law, which is heavily dependent on human beliefs, attitudes and behavior, can be understood analogously.
Finally, Four-Eyed Dragon conveyed that Monkey Golf provided "a humongous challenge" with "crazy, lopsided miniature golf course[s]", while Kent called it an "absolutely infuriating ... test [of] your aim and your logic".
This logic aims at providing an abstract denotational semantics for mixed specification languages.
These resources must co-operate based on their features and based on some established flexible co-operation logic, aiming to carry out smart-products requests.
It is oriented by a Negotiation Logic, aiming at establishing cooperation between units by using a suite of fundamental rules based on an objective function defined by price, quality and delivery parameters.
Mr. Brown aims to inject logic and transparency into this: If cities want to invest in urban infrastructure or spend on schools, they can choose to — and his plan also calls for a ballot measure that would make it easier for localities to raise taxes.
