Sentence examples for from which logical from inspiring English sources

He applied a deductive method of reasoning similar to that used in geometry, proposing that a series of postulates about psychology could be developed, from which logical conclusions could be deduced and tested.

While it does not allow direct observation of the collision processes that are critical for growth and breakage, PEPT does provide a quantitative basis from which logical inferences are possible.

logical topology design: which logical links in will exist in the final topology?

Figure  2B shows the complete hypergraph representation of the logical model of EGF/NRG1 signaling from which the logical functions of each node can easily be derived.

For example, the feedback loops, signaling paths and global interdependencies in a logical model are equivalent to the ones of the interaction graph from which the logical model was constructed.

During my degree, I learned how the physics of semiconductors could make diodes and transistors, from which those logical components could be constructed.

Conditional logics have been developed as a basis from which to investigate logical properties of "weak" conditionals representing, for example, counterfactual and default assertions.

A logical construction, on the other hand, results in a theory from which truths follow by logical inferences.

His head wrap covered his face, and he kept pausing to speak into a mouthpiece hidden in the cloth, from which we drew the logical conclusions as no doubt we were meant to.

The HCTAES test and the Watson Glaser test, meanwhile, present candidates with short, discrete items from which they must deduce logical inferences or evaluate on the basis of strength and soundness of argument.

Moreover, Kurt Gödel's first incompleteness theorem (1931) proves that there cannot be a single logical theory from which the whole of mathematics is derivable: all consistent theories of arithmetic are necessarily incomplete.