However, there is a logical gap between process modeling and product modeling methods in the current ISO 10303 standard product modeling process.
As Haidt's lone hero among the great philosophers — David Hume — points out, there is a logical gap between what is done (descriptive ethics) and what ought to be done (normative ethics).
Again, given the definition of knowledge above, that kind of argument is sound, because it shows that there is a logical gap between knowledge claims about the external world and the sense experiences that can be adduced as evidence to support them.
Again, given the definition of knowledge above, this kind of argument is sound, because it shows that there is a logical gap between knowledge claims about the external world and the sense experiences that can be adduced as evidence to support them.
As a matter of fact, there is a logical gap already in Euclid I.1 (the solution of this problem rests on an unstated assumption of continuity) and it is not clear that Euclid regarded his postulates as self-evident (by calling them 'requests' he suggested he did not).
According to this view, a gap in a proof is no longer a logical gap, but a gap in the mathematical understanding (Detlefsen 1992: 360, 366).
It would be easy to exoticise these accounts, but such distance in referencing is important because it suggests a logical gap between discourses circulating in wider society and conceptions of SCD of parents themselves: They perceive it as a 'bought disease – Nto yare'.
They identified four key themes; these included leaving paediatric care being a logical step, cultural gaps between child and adult services, preparation of young people and parents/carers for the differences between child and adult services, including increased self-management of care and lastly collaboration and links were also viewed to be important.
It is one thing transferring money to very poor countries – there is a logical argument for filling a savings gap, although one that I have criticised.
