Sentence examples for logic critical from inspiring English sources

One was titled "What Does the SAT Measure and Why Does It Matter?" (The answer to the first question, according to the booklet: logic, critical thinking and problem solving).

The main implication is that we have developed a dependency on technology, which has eclipsed our reliance on logic, critical thinking and common sense: if you can find the answer online, why bother thinking?

The approach is just an amalgamation of a number of well-known and well-researched ideas, including flowcharts, Floyd assertions, Petri nets, process algebra, separation logic, critical regions and rely/guarantee reasoning.

We will meet it head on with reason and logic and critical analysis".

Students also choose four modules from other degree courses in order to broaden the curriculum and, in addition, they are required to take one module each in science literacy, applied ethics and logic and critical thinking.

The college sets out to "inspire the next generation of lawyers, journalists, financiers, politicians, civil servants, writers and teachers" and every student must take extra classes in ethics, science, literacy and logic and critical thinking as well as a course in practical professional skills.

They will not only be expected to master their chosen subject, whether law, economics and economic history, or a comination of history, English literature and philosophy, but each of them must take lessons in science literacy from Richard Dawkins and Steve Jones, applied ethics from Peter Singer as well as a module in logic and critical thinking.

"This teacher really was able to communicate to me that science is built on logic and critical thinking," says Kaeberlein.

It will be provided with rad-hard redundant logic for critical circuits.

The fact that Logic and Critical Thinking Skills tied for Rank 1 as needing improvement among beginning college students (see above) supports this interpretation.

Many logic and critical thinking texts use just such an approach, and for convenience we may call it "the standard theory" (see Blumberg 1976, pp. 133 4, Hintikka and Bachman 1991, p. 328 for examples of this approach).