Frege's step ahead was decisive for the development of logic and foundational study.
Although written in natural language, Bolzano's logic represents a decisive breakthrough in the development of modern logic.
The doctrine associated with Avicenna as to the subject matter of logic came to have decisive impact in the Latin logical tradition, though it was not the only doctrine in play through the later Arabic texts.
And if they prove decisive, then those worries leave mathematics and logic, no less than morals, in need of some grounding or other.
But Stanton spoke about Torre's soothing words and sound logic after the Yankees won the decisive game against the A's and how he made it all seem realistic and sensible.
Cameron and George Osborne believe it is in Britain's national interests for eurozone leaders to follow the "remorseless logic" of monetary union and take decisive steps towards a fiscal union.
Milner cuts through Ian's worries with a decisive "never mind the specifics, let's get on with the story" logic.
So there are no excuses: The logic is clear and we must respond with strong commitment and decisive action; we must make it happen now.
While an artificial-intelligence system like Watson can produce some striking connections, it nevertheless embodies a decisive limitation as it seeks to simulate human problem-solving performance: it begins by using logic.
What is the decisive force that restricts the change of modern Chinese intergenerational family relations, and what is its inner logic?
