Sentence examples for logic sections from inspiring English sources

Moreover, in order to simulate quantification over relations, we will need not just PFO but a theory more like monadic third-order logic (Sections 2.2 and 2.4).

This characterization of Spinoza was later adopted by Hegel (See Hegel's Encyclopedia Logic, sections 50 and 151, and his discussion of Spinoza in the Lectures on the History of Philosophy) and seems to play a central role in Hegel's perception of Spinoza.

He says he missed two scrambled paragraphs in the logic section, which means he missed the score needed to get into Bronx Science by one point.

Moreover, the logic section permits to tilt the sensor allowing to track the sun with improved accuracy.

By this logic, Section 201(c) would cover the hypothetical library if, in response to a request, that library's expert staff assembled all of the articles from a particular periodical edition.

f and Axiom I, are slightly modified, the resulting system is almost identical with the system nowadays known as standard deontic logic (section 10).

The first, enunciated in the history of logic section that appears immediately prior to the Institutio Logica, suggests a picture of logic along heuristic and didactic lines, in the manner of Ramus, whose theory Gassendi lauds as a guide to organizing and presenting existing knowledge (O I 59a-62b).

Then, we show how using the variable abstraction technique of Section 2.2, we can define a continuous satisfaction degree for temporal logic formulae (Section 2.3) better adapted to a quantitative notion of robustness.

This has to be set theory, or something as powerful like "non-singular" or "plural" logic (see section 9).

We will see below that there are important connections of this system with the system P of non-monotonic logic (see section 4.4 below).

Recently, researchers have investigated the boundaries of this approach and have proposed several interesting more expressive extensions of provability logic (see Section 5).