Sentence examples for extending the logic of from inspiring English sources
The control is designed by extending the logic of SMA and integrating it with the LMI technique to develop a single-gain feedback controller that is capable of damping oscillations in large systems.
Extending the logic of boundary-breaking collaboration, it argues for a more open approach to programme shaping from a broader alignment of engineering and the physical and social sciences with practitioner perspectives from manager, employee and other stakeholder groups on the ground.
At the same time, I am worried that the film falls into a trap Russell would have recognised: the paradox of moral equivalence, of seeking to extend the logic of tolerance a step too far.
Does the rule merely extend the logic of an intuitive grammatical phenomenon to more complicated cases, such as avoiding the agreement error in "The impact of the cuts have not been felt"?
Mr. Kostunica and other Serbs have tried to extend the logic of pragmatism to his extradition, suggesting that shipping him off to The Hague could prove counter-productive and even politically fatal to a fledgling democracy.
Scholars from both the fields will find this study extremely useful". "In The Power of Institutions, Andrew MacIntyre extends the logic of the new comparative politics to the developing nations of Southeast Asia.
The case clarified and extended the logic of Citizens United, in which the Court had ruled that certain contributions made by corporations cannot be regulated, because corporations are people and money is speech, and therefore money spent by corporations is protected under the First Amendment.
This 'static moral self-licensing' would extend the logic of the well studied moral self-licensing over time.
