Sentence examples for became logical from inspiring English sources

The French tradition of science studies, going back to Auguste Comte and including later figures such as Pierre Duhem and Henri Poincaré, possessed a historical dimension that positivism lost after Ernst Mach, as it became logical positivism.

Somewhere on our journey to adulthood it became logical that if we were taught, then we should know better, and if we should know better, then we aren't deserving of the same grace we would be given if we didn't.

People-hunting on the net has finally become logical.

If you have an agile mindset, it becomes logical to create communities at that scale".

Of course, if regime change – and not WMD – was the main aim, the steady speed becomes logical.

Actually, the movie's very subject is in these merely apparent gaps, the explanations for which become utterly logical at the time that they become logical for the characters.

"[However], it becomes logical that if your ideas sell well it would be silly not to look at the footprint [of Betty]." The deal is almost certain to make Warner millions of pounds.

Epidermal growth factor receptor (EGFR) that has been over-expressed in many different types of cancers has become logical targets for both diagnosis and therapy.

The metabolic pattern has changed from glycolysis to oxidative phosphorylation; therefore, increased oxygen consumption and respiratory enzyme complex activation becomes logical.

So the crucial problem becomes logical: to give a criterion for selecting those propositional functions which give rise to classes (understood as well-defined objects).

Once that soil has been prepared, then the recklessness that we've seen amongst the individual institutions sort of becomes logical behavior because there's very little penalty to bankers to behave in those sorts of environments.