Sentence examples for logical achievements from inspiring English sources

After ably tracing Gödel's life, his logical achievements, and his friendship with Einstein, Yourgrau elaborately defends his importance as a philosopher of time.

Not that chairlifts and cable cars and such comforts are to be looked down on: they are, on the contrary, logical achievements of our society, which is what it is, and must be either accepted or rejected in its totality — and those who are able to reject it are few.

Not that chairlifts and cable cars and such comforts are to be looked down on: they are, on the contrary, logical achievements of our society, which is what it is, and must be either accepted or rejected in its totality and those who are able to reject it are few.

The logical achievements of the LWS became the most famous.

The deposition process was repeated several times and the samples were used at different stages of this work produced consistent results within the logical experimental achievements at each stage.

The deposition process was repeated several times and the samples which were used at different stages of this work produced consistent results within the logical experimental achievements at each stage.

These are likely to violate LSI because it is logical that achievement at any level in these incremental measures of physical activity is predicated on achievement at the lower level and that achievement above the highest level is impossible.

Above all, I just cannot see the logical connection between achievement of fame, if that's what you want to call it, and the moral obligation to behave in a particular way.

In addition, the ability to make a logical connection between dietary modification and goal achievement was seen as a way of providing patients with a sense of self-control over their condition [citation 4].

One of Hayek's greatest achievements was to demonstrate, on purely logical grounds, that a centrally planned economy is impossible.

At the end of the historical survey he placed his own achievements, which he saw as a logical continuation of the Roman tradition of architecture.