Sentence examples for logic by which from inspiring English sources

Bin Salman's affair with academia isn't a fluke – it's a result of the neoliberal logic by which universities increasingly operate.

He said that the budget law under discussion would "change the logic by which public money is used".

For him, politics is "the accident that interrupts the logic by which those who have a title to govern dominate.

Production procedures have often arisen independently over centuries; there is no evolutionary logic by which they should be organized.

To say this disregards the reigning economic logic of modern Hollywood is not quite right – it reverses the normal logic by which Hollywood operates.

Evolution's logic by which the future belongs to the fecund is operative in both cases, but there's more than one way to skin the cat.

Because it estimates functions and relationships between unidentified microbes and metabolites in microbial ecosystems, this approach is proposed as a control-logic tool by which to understand complex microbial processes.

For instance, in Carnielli 2000 (see also Marcos 1999) the well-known hierarchy {Cn}n ∈ ℕ of paraconsistent logics, formed by logics which cannot be characterized by finite matrices, is represented by means of a PTS whose factors are presented through finite matrices; this grants a decision procedure for each logic Cn.

The sites, which invited members to post a photograph and a few personal details—a profile and link to other members, exploited the peculiar logic of networks, by which large numbers of people are connected through a small number of intermediaries and become part of a vast virtual community.

(By which logic, the sales tax on lipstick should be lifted, too).

By which logic, should things turn out better than expected under a President Hollande, there would be no reason for us not to back him for re-election in 2017.