Sentence examples for logic upon from inspiring English sources

Exegesis of Crane grows specious when it imposes logic upon metaphors Crane contrived to evoke emotion and states of mind rather than to convey linear meaning.

The first step in this retreat was his discovery of a contradiction now known as Russell's Paradox at the very heart of the system of logic upon which he had hoped to build the whole of mathematics.

In light of this distinction, Prior's Q can be seen to be based upon truth in a world while Adams bases his logic upon truth at a world.

However, neither perspective addresses the underlying firm-centric logic upon which organization design, and therefore the present performance management and measurement systems and the employment-relationship pull, is based (Gulati et al. 2012).

This value corresponds to roughly ten times the average feedback delay time between arrival of an input pattern and the conditional switching of the feedback logic upon arrival of the generated estimated state label (hat{y}).

The worrying part is that the relative lack of bouncers, police or any kind of sober person to enforce logic upon this responsibility vacuum meant that nobody was stopping it spilling over into mob violence.

We advance four tentative theoretical propositions concerning the impact of multiple logics upon budgetary practices.

Jahrhunderts [Contributions to an Easier Overview of the State of Philosophy at the Beginning of the Nineteenth Century] (1801 1803), as a partisan of the "logical realism" of C. G. Bardili, which was an effort to base philosophy upon pure logic and upon an appeal to what Bardili called "thinking qua thinking".

Drawing a parallel between the constraints that logic exerts upon thought and those that the sense of ought exerts upon ethical action, these thinkers argued that, while human action must answer to an absolute value (the Good), human thought must answer to a regulative value (the True), which imposes the duty of conforming to it.

But even the first two accounts, interpreted against the backdrop of Mill's other views, make prescriptive logic dependent upon psychology.

It indicates that the role and use of each logic depends upon the extent to which people agree with the purpose of the organization and the means employed to achieve it.