Sentence examples for learned logic from inspiring English sources

But, as I've learned, logic has its limits.

Contemporary readers (i.e., those who have learned logic in the last few decades of the twentieth century or later) will find the book's notation somewhat antiquated.

This period must have included study in the Dominican school at Santa Maria Novella, where Dante could have learned logic and natural philosophy, and heard Fra Remigio de'Girolami (d. 1319) expound a theology based on Thomas and Aristotle [Panella; Davis (1984), 198 223].

But it's inarguable that game environments have been growing more and more realistic, and there's something about mediating the game experience via a traditional controller, with its clunky buttons and learned logic, that's distancing.

I once sketched out a derivative needs pyramid for IoT devices using the example of Maslow's hierarchy of needs pyramid to chart a course for "thing-actualization," whereby our technology could use analytics, learned logic and predictive behavior to establish groups and networks of things and enable other more "complex" things.

"We've learned that they all seem to be able to learn logic.

"But the reality is that when it comes to children and their capacity for learning, logic dictates that you try to make those decisions that keep you far away from harming the instructional classroom".

Ramus wanted students to learn logic by reading and practicing the way we naturally think and argue.

Starting out making beats in Garage Band before learning Logic and Ableton, David says the decision to grow Dpat into a band came from thinking about what a fan would want to see.

PORTAAL distills the education literature into elements that have been shown to increase student outcomes in terms of learning, logic development, or measures correlated with both.

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