Sentence examples for logic divide from inspiring English sources

Sextus' treatments of logic divide up into two main topics: sign and criterion (cf. Bett 2005 on signs).

Today, logic texts divide between those based on contemporary logic and those from the Aristotelian tradition or the nineteenth century tradition, but even many texts that teach syllogistic teach it with the forms interpreted in the modern way, so that e.g. subalternation is lost.

The core propositional connectives of linear logic are divided into additive and multiplicative connectives.

Ockham's Summa of Logic is divided into three parts, with the third part subdivided into four subparts.

Hegel's Science of Logic is divided into three books, dealing with the topics of being, essence, and the concept, which appeared in 1812, 1813, and 1816 respectively.

Husserl begins his discussion of psychologism in Part Two with a criticism of what one might call 'normative anti-psychologism', that is, the view that psychology and logic are divided by the is-ought distinction (§17).

It may be true that in logic those who divide up the loot following a robbery receive form robbers and thus multiply the offense.

Ockham's principle of organization is first to divide logic into terms and propositions and then to consider the various types of terms and propositions.

John divides logic into three branches: demonstration, dialectic, and sophistry (Meta. II 3 m79).

The fuzzy logic system is divided into three internal processes as Figure 1 shows.

Like Agricola before him and Ramus later on, Lefèvre divided logic into three parts: proloquia, judgement, and invention.