Sentence examples for logic governing from inspiring English sources

If there is a message in Romney's march to the sea it is this: always mistrust politicians who invoke the inexorable geographic logic governing the other guy's position, especially when it means travelling through a couple of hostile countries just to get all wet.

The simple logic governing Facebook's protected categories is unaware of these national and global conversations and their subtleties, and indeed is fundamentally incapable of accommodating them.

The logic governing the gain adaptation is gradient-based and monodirectional, i.e. the gain cannot decrease over time.

The logic governing the entire magnetosphere ionosphere coupling system is shown schematically in Fig. 1, which simplifies real processes that occur as a result of close interactions of electric fields and currents in the system (Kamide and Richmond 1991).

In 1921 Łukasiewicz published a ground-clearing article, "Two-Valued Logic", in which he brought together results in the algebra of logic governing the two truth-values true and false, which, like Frege, Łukasiewicz construed as what sentences or propositions denoted, but for which, unlike Frege, he introduced constant propositional symbols '1' and '0'.

As already noticed when commenting on the definition of the Z-conjunction operator, the underlying logic governing the behavior of the above operators is not classical, but belongs to a family of non-classical resource-aware systems, called "substructural logics", which have received a good deal of attention in the field of computational logic [24], [25].

A certain zany logic governs its geography.

Thus, whereas the principles of physics are valid only in the actual world and in worlds that are nomologically similar to it, the principles of logic govern everything thinkable.

Similar logic governs the model reproducibility following combined stimulation with IGF-1 and TNFα.

The modern practice has been to define AB by □(A→B), and use modal logics governing □ to obtain similar results.

Much the same numbing logic governs "Diaz — Don't Clean Up This Blood," a crude docudrama about the savage beatings that Italian police in Genoa inflicted on anti-globalization protesters in 2001.