Sentence examples for customary logic from inspiring English sources
Lessig neatly articulates the customary logic of "Against [X]": How could anyone be against X?
In the neo-Hegelian tradition Marxist philosophers like Plekhanov (1937: 114) [1908] cited the paradox as evidence of the failure of "customary" logic and in favour of the 'logic of contradiction'.
The customary logic notation will be used.
When his customary appeals to logic did not work, Brownlee resorted to attacking Aberhart personally, comparing him to the Pied Piper of Hamelin.
The Philosophy of Illumination does not follow the customary Avicennan tripartite division into logic, physics, and metaphysics which was standard in Post-Avicennan Peripatetic works.
3. Strictly speaking, for Kant logic (general or pure logic) does not give us logical truths in the customary sense we have been using, which includes sentences involving empirical concepts.
It is customary to use first-order arithmetic, that is, first-order predicate logic extended with a set of standard axioms for arithmetic like PA (Peano Arithmetic) or Robinson's Q.
For this reason it is customary and useful when developing the theory of the algebraization of finitary logics to consider quasivarieties of algebras as algebraic semantics instead of arbitrary subclasses that generate them.
(Commercial yeasts are customary).
