Sentence examples for development of the logical from inspiring English sources

Impressed with Western logic and scientific method, Chinese intellectuals were eager to explore what Hu Shih called "the development of the logical method" in their own tradition.

The lack of resolution of the collector sheath potential drop obtained from conventional implicit simulations at moderate values of ωpe Δt and Δ z/ λDe provides the motivation for the development of the logical sheath boundary condition.

Development of the logical framework included establishing a project rationale by defining and unpacking the central problem - the problem analysis - and developing a project goal that captured the overarching aim of the project in addressing the central problem.

The SEA-ORCHID project coordinator (SM) and one of the Australian-based project staff (CC) managed the development of the logical framework, drawing on information from several sources, along with contributions from members of the SEA-ORCHID team.

The value of this strategy has already been demonstrated with the development of the LOINC (Logical Observations: Identifiers, Names, Codes) coding system for electronic exchange of laboratory test results and other observations.

All stakeholders, including the beneficiaries, should be involved in the development and adaptation of the Logical Framework.

To make further progress in these debates, an important element is arguably the historical development of the notion of (logical) consequence over the centuries, so that we may come to understand where the so-called 'pre-theoretical' notion of logical consequence comes from.

This model of disease development drove the logical deduction that early detection, by "breaking the chain" of cancer development, must be of benefit to affected individuals.

Both (13a) and (13b) are "developments" or "expansions" of the logical form of (13) on Carston's view.

In theoretical computer science, category theory is now firmly rooted, and contributes, among other things, to the development of new logical systems and to the semantics of programming.

In 1911 Russell claimed that this doctrine was the "fundamental doctrine" of his realistic position (BReal, 87; cf. RA, 92; POM, 226), and it represents perhaps the most important turning point in the development of his logical atomism.