Sentence examples for logical adequacy from inspiring English sources

Grennan 1997 has proposed an approach to informal reasoning which proposes logical adequacy and pragmatic adequacy as the key criteria for judging and evaluating everyday inferences.

The implementation revealed two weaknesses in PROforma's logical adequacy.

These include a number of limitations in logical adequacy, but no difficulty with heuristic power.

The analysis focuses on the logical adequacy, heuristic power, notational convenience, and explanation support provided by the PROforma language.

In general we feel that the PROforma meets most of the demands of this application for logical adequacy in all three phases.

In this section we consider the most significant points indicated above under the four headings of logical adequacy, heuristic power, notational convenience, and explanation support and comment on the value of evaluation.

Empirical evidence for the lack of logical consistency, adequacy and improper granularity of the UMLS knowledge source is given, and finally, assessments of what kind of efforts are needed to render the formal target representation structures complete and empirically adequate.

To ensure the kind of validation that Nagel sought, mistakenly though, by restricting himself to sensory observable data, Schutz proposed that social scientists displace their everyday practical interests in favor of a guiding interest in accurate scientific description and observe postulates of logical consistency and adequacy to the experiences described.

Given the ampliative character of most arguments, logical assessment presupposes the dialectical adequacy of argumentative procedures.

Each major ontology redesign (including mapping) step is checked by a description logics reasoner, the results of which are then analysed and corrected under two perspectives: first, the classes tagged as 'inconsistent' are identified and the causes are investigated and repaired; second, every time the ontology has reached a consistent state, the logical entailments are analysed for adequacy.

As with most thinkers influenced by the Greek philosophical tradition, Augustine conceives of reason rather austerely, focusing upon the mind's ability to engage in deductive reasoning, where logical necessity is the criterion of adequacy.