The revival of interest in semantics among theoretical linguists in the late 1960s awakened their interest in the interrelations of logic and linguistic theory as well.
Fuzzy logic's linguistic terms provide a feasible method for defining the operational characteristics of EARSs.
In such cases the Latin is often artificial enough so that one must rely quite determinedly on the explicit rules for its interpretation within logic, ignoring linguistic intuition, to follow what is intended.
ANFIS's architecture consists of both ANN and fuzzy logic including linguistic expression of membership functions and if then rules, so it can overcome the limitations of traditional neural network and increase the prediction performance.
The logical-linguistic, analytical, learning and PID fuzzy controllers are considered, based on fuzzy logics of Zadeh.
As the rules of logic operate on linguistic objects, and these linguistic objects may be considered separately from the precise mathematical context in which they described a truth, it is possible to apply the rules of logic and obtain new linguistic objects without providing a precise mathematical context for the latter.
Havel's second play, "The Memorandum" (1965), was a splendid example: burning convictions were implicit in a structure of ice-cold logic and glittering linguistic virtuosity.
Part rumination on artistic ownership, part elaboration of his continuing critique of current American politics, part something else entirely, "Uncivil Wars" functions via Mr. Gordon's singular physical and linguistic logic.
From this viewpoint (of linguistic logic), Abelard also discussed with penetrating sharpness the so-called "problem of universals," which asks, Is there an "outside" and objective reality standing, for example, not only for the name "Socrates" but also for such common names as "human," "canine," and the like?
It is common doctrine among medieval Latin logicians that logic is a linguistic science.
