Sentence examples for inherent logic from inspiring English sources

There doesn't have to be any inherent logic to that anger.

NOAM COHEN Decades of sci-fi movies will attest to the inherent logic of needing an embassy.

The Russian Nikolai Kondratieff, one of the founders of mathematical economics, 60 years ago identified a 50-year business cycle based on the inherent logic of technology.

"There is an inherent logic to what Loeb is saying," said Michael Nathanson, an analyst at Nomura, a Tokyo-based financial services company.

There is much to be debated about the quality of the data Mr Summers cited and the inherent logic of his remarks.

Another generation will grow up thinking of mathematics as a mess of scary symbols, something with no inherent logic, best learned by memorization.

Based on theoretical insights from science and technology studies (40– 43) those studies show that technologies, knowledge, professional routines, standards and practice, are 'actors' in their own right, with inherent logics about how reality works and in-build norms and values regarding how reality should work.

A successful political speech relies on an inherent, inescapable logic — building momentum, from start to finish, driving toward its desired ends.

Since OWL describes the semantics of the data, EvoOnt (1) is easily extendible, (2) can be processed with many existing tools, and (3) allows to derive assertions through its inherent Description Logic reasoning capabilities.

This process and its criteria have an inherent economic logic as we shall shortly see, but the theoretical literature provides little guidance on the matter.

Whilst this approach contains an inherent policy logic, it is also endorsed by politicians, policy-makers and citizens alike because it adheres to societal expectations concerning the 'fairness' of responses to crime.