They represent a new kind of nontraditional, nonhierarchical organisation where boundaries go beyond efficient (economic and legal) transaction logics to include boundary logics of identity, power and competence that need to be integratively managed.
Bonnay (2008) argues for a different criterion, invariance under potential isomorphism, which counts finite cardinality quantifiers and the notion of finiteness as logical, while excluding the higher cardinality quantifiers thus "[setting] the boundary between logic and mathematics somewhere between arithmetic and set theory" (37; see Feferman 2010, §6, for further discussion).
Ionesco pushed theatre beyond the boundaries of logic and sociology, beginning in the fifties.
Even within the traditional boundaries of logic, Peirce made too many contributions to outline in a single article.
For many of them this isomorphism is so profound that the boundaries between grammar, logic, and metaphysics are either non-existent or fuzzy.
In conventional digital CNN designs, the treatment of boundary nodes requires additional logic to handle the CNN value propagation scheme.
"Everybody seems to use their own logic, while boundaries between democracy and anarchy seem to blur.
A video game is a discreet world with very clear rules and boundaries – everything has a logic that doesn't change; these are properties that a lot of children on the autism scale seem to crave and respond to.
Extending the logic of boundary-breaking collaboration, it argues for a more open approach to programme shaping from a broader alignment of engineering and the physical and social sciences with practitioner perspectives from manager, employee and other stakeholder groups on the ground.
It's what happens when kids aren't taught boundaries, respect, consequences or logic".
