Sentence examples for amount of logical from inspiring English sources

This makes a certain amount of logical sense.

No amount of logical deduction can help when a European river you've never heard of crosses a film star from a movie you've never seen.

It has to do with the amount of (logical) structure such worlds can have.

Problems with some amount of logical challenge and do not have a straightforward solution.

Unfortunately, the large amount of logical branching prohibits a vectorisation of the computationally dominating update step.

But it seems that once a person's deeply held sense of moral justice has been besmirched, no amount of logical information can change their minds.

Oh, wait a minute, that metaphor seems to be left over from the previous talking point, sorry.... "I would urge every single person who ever questioned Barack Obama's birth certificate to apply the same amount of scrutiny and logical reasoning to Ted Cruz's Canadian birth certificate as they did to Obama's.

We should note that this is not exactly innocuous; ontologically, it amounts to some sort of logical atomism.

The aforementioned problem is NP-hard which means too difficult to be solved during a logical amount of time.

The note, which recognised the need for a "tremendous amount of work in the logical structures of languages before one would be ready for any mechanization", was circulated to about 200 of his friends (many of whom were US government policymakers) and is said to have inspired virtually all serious research into the subject in the 1950s.

As described previously, the graph can be interpreted as a model of a network of LPs as vertices or nodes, with weights assigned to the nodes and edges of G. Thus, we want to first estimate the computational load generated by each node and the amount of communication between the logical processes associated with each node to assign node weights and edge weights, respectively, to the graph.