Sentence examples for its logical structure from inspiring English sources

Alyngton accepts the traditional realistic account of the relationship between formal universals and individuals, and, like Wyclif, improves it by defining its logical structure more accurately.

First, given its logical structure, it is in fact equivalent to a long, complicated, but finite, disjunction, which makes it difficult to see why it isn't a definition (Davies 2006).

Nothing about it can be modified without destroying its logical structure.

Yet its logical structure is admirable.

But Turing suspected that what made the brain capable of thought was its logical structure, not its physical embodiment.

Far from doing away with a transcendent Creator, the multiverse theory actually injects that very concept at almost every level of its logical structure.

The ghosts give the story its irresistibly logical structure.

Effects on SWF are negligible because its rigid logical structure disallows user-defined paths, resulting in minimal necessity for SPC.

He was drawn to physics for what he called its "beautifully logical structure".

The form of a particular machine's language is dictated by its physical and logical structure.

The typographer's essential task is to understand, interpret and communicate the text - its tone, tempo, logical structure, physical size - just as a theatrical director interprets a script, or a musician the score.