Sentence examples for in logical structures from inspiring English sources

Data services provide data represented in logical structures like tables or views.

Here, we are testing the full multi-level optimum-shape algorithm (analogous in logical structure to the classical full multigrid method).

Given the early Kuhn's view that scientific reason is manifested more clearly in historical change as well as in normal scientific practices than in symbolic logical structures, Kuhn's theory of scientific change can be termed very broadly Hegelian.

The note, which recognised the need for a "tremendous amount of work in the logical structures of languages before one would be ready for any mechanization", was circulated to about 200 of his friends (many of whom were US government policymakers) and is said to have inspired virtually all serious research into the subject in the 1950s.

While both sets of students attempted to organise their constructive speeches in a logical structure, those in Japanese possessed greater depth and persuasive strength with a wider range of strong, supportive evidence.

The special position occupied by 10 stems from the number of human fingers, of course, and it is still evident in modern usage not only in the logical structure of the decimal number system but in the English names for the numbers.

The characterization is based on the fact that many are similar in their logical structure, but different in application areas.

But such a view misses many nuances, both in the historical record, as well as in the logical structure of these issues.

The difference, he tells us, is in the character of their premises, not in their logical structure: whether an argument is a sullogismos is only a matter of whether its conclusion results of necessity from its premises.

Yet he continued by conducting a careful investigation of the psychic acts in and through which logical structures are given; these investigations too could give the impression of being descriptive psychological investigations, though they were not conceived of in this way by the author, for the issue at stake was the discovery of the essential structure of these acts.

Husserl took as his point of departure mathematical entities and later examined logical structures, in order finally to achieve the insight that each being must be grasped in its correlation to consciousness, because each datum becomes accessible to a person only insofar as it has meaning for him.