Sentence examples for logic informed from inspiring English sources
My logic, informed by a combination of college guidebooks and the alma maters of the brides featured in the Times wedding announcements, went something like this: Columbia rather than N.Y.U., Wisconsin rather than Texas, Yale rather than Harvard, Vassar rather than Smith.
Against this background, rural landscape policy approaches are analysed in respect to their instrumentality and spatial logic, informed by Hägerstrand's concepts of territorial and spatial competence.
A similar logic informs a chilling conversation about interrogation techniques.
For the house we are building, it's a no-brainer, because our labor is free, but Eric's "true cost" logic informs most of his decisions.
This makes it possible for the involvement of logic in AI applications to vary from relatively weak uses in which the logic informs the implementation process with analytic insights, to strong uses in which the implementation algorithm can be shown to be sound and complete.
Logic informs us that the risk of tragic death is not increased just because we became aware of an instance in the news, yet we seem to be incapable of remembering that.
Although gene expression data are central to this approach, other biologically relevant functional attributes, such as tissue specificity, are treated as equally important in the Boolean logic informing the GBA algorithm.
This undermined the age-old argument that sampling was economically detrimental, the pervading logic that informed the decision to have the records Oswald was distributing freely, destroyed.
Both logics are informed by generativity, propelled by the desire to produce 'meaningful and long-lasting life products' (McAdams, 1988: 277) as part of an ongoing narrative and journey.
But it still relies on similar economic logic to inform its policies as the other parties.
In more recent work, Matthew Stone shows in Stone 1998 how modal logic can inform the complex reasoning involved in natural language generation.
