Karlebach and Shamir (2008) provide a similar breakdown of gene regulatory modeling, into logical models, continuous models, and single-molecule models.
But with the breakdown of logical atomism (see §6 above), the emphasis shifted to the careful description of what Ryle called the 'logical geography' of our concepts.
Clara Deatherage Mitchell, director of Americans Back in Charge, argues that the rise of Buchanan and Forbes is the logical outcome of this political breakdown.
So when Farrah Fawcett, as Dr. T's wife, has a nervous breakdown, it seems logical that she asks for attention by dancing in a mall water fountain and taking off all her clothes.
Three days after tobacco prohibition, most of the major cities would be on fire, and nicotine addicts would be shambling through the streets mugging tourists for half-smoked Marlboros, red-eyed and shuddering from cold-turkey tremors, mass irritability taken to its logical conclusion of total social breakdown.
52 There is substantial preliminary evidence that patients are acutely aware of the diagnostic error problem. 10 53 Several authors have called for patients to take a more active role in ensuring the reliability of the diagnostic process 54 56 and enlisting their help to identify breakdowns is a logical, practical and simple approach to explore.
Furthermore, the breakdown of multimedia in logical segments is supported in the literature as a way to make multimedia learning more effective and is referred to as the "segmenting principle".
Taken to its logical conclusion, it encompasses so much more: a complete and rapid breakdown of society, leading to desperation, lawlessness, wars and untold suffering.
This is the logical extreme of the philosophical extremes driving the Republican Party in the Obama era: a fundamental breakdown in priorities.
It was logical, then, that pharmaceutical companies were tempted to seek MMP inhibitors, based on the hypothesis that these compounds would block matrix breakdown.
