Sentence examples for logical complement to from inspiring English sources

Mr. Welburn's exploration of metalworking's earlier forms is a logical complement to his day job.

Subject designed as a logical complement to Advanced Reading and Writing in Spanish.

As such, it forms a logical complement to, and casts a retrospective light on, the manic glee of his previous books, especially the second and third.

With racing projected to start next spring, Webert said he could see a Pamunkey casino being a logical complement to Colonial Downs.

Those onboard improvements weren't detailed, but updated hardware to handle the increased bandwidth would be a logical complement to the sea-level items.

His de-mythologized account of natural phenomena is, in short, the logical complement to his thoroughly de-naturalized account of the divine nature.

This makes semantics systems logical complements to blockchain, especially in the arena of smart contracts.

In this way, individuality "fixes the limits of natural scientific concept formation" (Rickert 1986, 40) and calls forth its logical complement: "individualizing concept-formation" (Rickert 1986, 62) as the method defining the historical sciences.

This reasoning could be valid only if 'randomness' and 'common ancestry' were mutually exclusive hypotheses, but the logical complement of 'a random alignment' is 'not a random alignment', rather than 'common ancestry'.

The 'part_of' and 'has_part' relationships are logical complements of each other [ 7].

Here, many classes have clearly defined exclusions (e.g. the general class "Thrombosis" excludes "Thrombosis in Pregnancy") and logical complements (e.g. the ubiquitous "not elsewhere classified" classes).