Of course the identical industrial logic -- protein is protein -- led to the feeding of rendered cow parts back to cows, a practice the F.D.A. banned in 1997 after scientists realized it was spreading mad-cow disease.
Because the injection strands are identical between logic gate designs and were shown to give similar rate constants (Supporting Information, S4) that are comparable to previous work, it is assumed that they do not contribute to threshold window loss.
Otherwise, "scientific philosophy" would be identical to formal logic and would have no content of its own, which Reinhold (at this point anyway) staunchly denied.
Identical in their logic, both second and third operations repeat Algorithm 2 blocks (lines 6 and 11, respectively); while the first explores solutions close to the best current solution by similarity threshold increases, the second does so with decreases in the same value.
That techniques practiced differently would produce identical outcomes defies logic, yet the premise was accepted on faith and promoted by both healthcare professionals and New Age promoters.
In fact, Prior's third grade tense logic is identical to the hybrid tense logic as defined above.
All other logic is identical to the local depot delivery scenario, so the approximations for total VMT and total carbon emissions are: Equation 18: Total VMT for regional warehouse scenario ksqrt{A{D}_2}le {VMT}_{RW}le ksqrt{A{D}_2}+frac{2{D}_2}{v_2}d (18).
One may either change the non-deontic basis to get either a system that is similar to Anderson's system or a system that is identical with intuitionistic propositional logic with double negation as an obligation-like operator, or apply two patches to the deontic postulates to obtain a system similar to standard deontic logic.
The idea follows straightforwardly from Russell's conception of mathematics and logic as identical (see Russell 1903, ch. I, §10; Russell 1920, pp. 194 5) and his thesis that "by the help of ten principles of deduction and ten other premises of a general logical nature, all mathematics can be strictly and formally deduced" (Russell 1903, ch. I, §4).
