Sentence examples for logic some of from inspiring English sources

Counter to the prevailing logic, some of the best and boldest biopics make no pretense of dealing with flesh-and-blood characters.

We briefly indicate other features of the logic, some of which are corollaries to soundness and completeness.

It turns out that there is a natural match between interval temporal logics and bounded-variable fragments of first-order logic: some of the \(\mathsf{HS}\) modalities can be translated into the two-variable fragment FO\(^{2}\) of first-order logic, which eventually implies their decidability, while the rest require at least 3 distinct variables for the standard translation.

It's simple logic: Some of the books wanted to be written and others didn't.

If you really want to be an individual, then you have to work on knowing when you get a bad or good feeling about something and following those instincts instead of logic some of the time.

The most obvious is that by weakening the logic, some collections of axioms of truth that were previously inconsistent become consistent.

These calculi are formed in the same way as the corresponding calculi for classical logic: some set of axioms is used together with a set of inference rules.

Just as in default logic, some sets of assumptions have no stable extensions while some have multiple stable extensions.

The fact that we can express the power-set operation in second-order logic (and can iterate the procedure) gives second-order logic some large part of the expressiveness of set theory.

(See also (OPD, 250 n 1).) Cook Wilson made no contribution to logic, but some of his remarks pertaining rather to the philosophy of logic had a life of their own.

And he said he opposed what he called "the logic of some kinds of capitalist practice that leads to the invention of more and more recondite, metaphysical, unreal forms of wealth" — a reference to derivatives — that may look good on paper but "correspond to nothing".