It is a textbook derived from the logic of Petrus Ramus, a 16th-century French scholar whose work reflected the impact of Renaissance humanism on the so-called medieval trivium: the arts of grammar, rhetoric, and logic.
The biodiversity portfolio analysis (BPA) method is derived from the logic used in share (equity) portfolio management in terms of balancing within a portfolio the returns with the risks.
Our research however indicates that in the process of resisting hybridization, new entrepreneurial entities can be found aimed to prevent hybridization by instead upholding values derived from the logic of medical professionalism.
The interview schedule which was developed in consultation with the Advisory Committee incorporated categories of the Payback Framework [ 6] and questions about the dissemination strategies and interface with end users derived from the Logic Model.
The evidence derived from both the logic and implementation analyses was then combined into practical advice pertaining to five core themes that structure the NP integration process.
In particular, given a network encoding our knowledge of signal transduction and a dataset measuring the activation of proteins in this network on various perturbations, one can derive from the network (Boolean) logic models fitted to the data.
Abstract because, deriving from the sole logic of the pursuit of profit (as cold as the freezer), it threatens to make obsolete all other sets of belief, along with their traditions of facing the cruelty of life with dignity and some flashes of hope.
All logics derive from the meanings of terms in sentences.
The best of it, on the other hand, has a deadpan slapstick humor and a modest, elegant formal logic, which derive from the pleasure Mr. Kos evidently took in concocting his works and also from the fact that, while he is a perfectly serious artist, his art exemplifies the early ethos of Conceptual and video experimentation.
Using the logical system containing Basic Law V (1893/1903), he attempted to demonstrate the truth of the philosophical thesis known as logicism, i.e., the idea not only that mathematical concepts can be defined in terms of purely logical concepts but also that mathematical principles can be derived from the laws of logic alone.
