Sentence examples for logic imposed on from inspiring English sources

Parties must reconcile themselves with healthy political practices and reject the logic imposed on them by the extreme right.

Encouragingly, 54,953 (80.3 %) satisfied the pairing (k-mer pairs facing inwards) and distance (4,000 +/− 400 bp) logic imposed on the k-mers, with fewer than 700 not satisfying the expected pairing or distance logic.

Given the arrangement of the various concepts involved, a logic is imposed on the project from the beginning of the planning process.

That's chiefly because, in the upside-down logic imposed by the crisis, Greenberg has a point.

Paraphrasing a theory into classical logic imposes extensionality on it: a predicate may be replaced by a co-extensive predicate without change of truth-value of the containing sentence; likewise an embedded sentence by a sentence of the same truth-value[3].

Furthermore, since the logic imposes very strong constraints on the conceptualization, it shows how the ontology affects the interoperability of the whole system.

First there is a restriction to intuitionistic logic, then a restriction is imposed on the set-theoretic constructions allowed.

But the logic of the story, which seems imposed on the characters rather than an organic product of their circumstances, covers Mam and Dad with the stale dust of 30's-style social realism.

The logic of policy intervention is a conditioning one, where integration is imposed on immigrants as a requirement for the granting of full rights.

The logic and sequence of events is not an order imposed on experiential chaos, but rather a pattern within that chaos itself, a symptom and a sign of life.

It is part of the logic of obligation that when one is under an obligation, that condition has resulted from a demand imposed on him or her by some other party.