As explanations can never be universal (in the social sciences), they need to adequately meet four conditions to be accepted as a justification: The first condition indicates logical reasoning to explain something (the object of explanations is called explanandum).
Its influence can still be felt in Wittgenstein's insistence that the logical constants are like punctuation marks (1922, §5.4611),[3] in Russell's claim that logical constants indicate logical form and not propositional constituents (1992, 98; 1920, 199), and in the idea (found in Quine and Dummett) that the logical constants of a language can be identified with its grammatical particles.
The direction of a network link represents the direction in which the association rule holds and indicates logical causality.
The above step clearly illustrates how a "dot indicating a logical product has a scope which works both backwards and forwards".
Association indicates any logical connection or relationship between objects.
It is a differential encoding scheme, using the presence or absence of transitions to indicate a logical value.
Conditional: a conditional relation between two events indicates a logical deduction expressed by human which can refer to the real world, imagined world, or counterfactual situation.
Following Harel and Sowder's (2005) framework, 'transformational speech' describes those utterances that indicate (1) logical inferences, where conclusions are drawn from premises; (2) generalization of relevant mathematical relationships between mathematical entities; and (3) operational thought, such that a cohesive argument progresses through a systematic chain of goals.
This protocol uses a cluster which indicates a logical group of biosensor nodes, and the cluster is managed by the leader node called a cluster head.
Although the subjects were healthy men, it is likely that our results indicate a logical connection between the strong bedding system and low sympathetic activity, which, in turn, could be involved in improving sleep-related respiratory disturbance.
