Sentence examples for elements of logic from inspiring English sources

Book III of Richard Whately's Elements of Logic (1826) is devoted to giving an account, based on "logical principles," of fallacies.

This chapter covers classic elements of logic synthesis for combinational circuits.

The Times referred to a pending South Atlantic cruise, with a cargo of "800 copies of Whateley's Elements of Logic, to be distributed gratis among the Zulus," but it is not clear if that ever occurred.

His treatise Elements of Logic (1826) became a standard textbook for several generations and was followed in 1828 by his Elements of Rhetoric, which also went into many editions.

In his Westminster review (of 1828) of Richard Whately's Elements of Logic, he was already defending the syllogism against the Scottish philosophers who had talked of superseding it by a supposed system of inductive logic.

In Greek and Roman antiquity, discussions of some elements of logic and a focus on methods of inference can be traced back to the late 5th century BCE.

Often they like to keep some element of logic.

The matter need not really be open to discussion; every element of logic tells us McIlroy must win the trophy.

"Even when researchers are confused, and only have a partial understanding of a puzzle, it is important that their explanations have some element of logic and consistency".

Like all diets, both the reducing kind and the religious kind, mine had an element of logic (lose those calories neatly, and at once!) and an element of magic, too (give up the thing you like best and you will appease the gods of aging).

An element of logic and self-interest needs to enter into these discussions of our economic and political policies.