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"The Netherlands has a head start but the basic logic is the same," said Jasper van den Munckhof, Energiesprong's director.

The Soviets were obviously a far bigger adversary, but the basic logic is the same: Both sides have deadly weapons, but if you don't shoot at us, we won't shoot at you.

One of the obstacles to penetrate the various presentations of basic logic is the lack of a similar formulation.

"Development in hard skills like math and basic electronics are needed, but creative thinking and basic logic are the key to figuring something out".

Moreover, the basic logic being the construction of domestic industries which would produce goods that are normally imported, the orientation of ISI towards a protected internal market and reliance on the ability to import capital and intermediary goods entailed severe trade deficits (Hirschman, 1968).

The basic logic is that the force of gravity will not only bring down the water but will also dry faster.

The basic logic is similar to a predator-prey system: without the 'prey', the 'predator' population decays at a high rate due to expression of a lysis gene it carries.

Since none of the operators of the Traditional Scheme are taken as primitive, and the basic logic is a modal logic with necessity and possibility as the basic modal operators, this is referred to as "a reduction" (of deontic logic to modal logic) Proofs of SDL-ish wffs are then just K-proofs of the corresponding modal formulae involving "d".

But then this type of research is aimed at informing educational debates, which is far from what the Ielts controversy has become, says O'Loughlin: "The focus has moved towards the market and away from educational issues - the basic logic is 'they will accept Ielts 6.0 so we'll follow suit'.

The reasons greenhouse gas intensity tends to fall over time are complex, but the basic logic is simple: We are gradually becoming a post-industrial society, in which knowledge and service industries grow faster than the old smokestack sector.

By their very nature, Al Qaeda and other terrorist organizations fall outside the scope of rules whose basic logic is reciprocity -- "I'll show restraint if you show restraint".