Sentence examples for logical completion from inspiring English sources

And as soon as some bright kid on CMU campus (or elsewhere) figures out how to bring the mechanization of warfare to its logical completion, war will become sports and we will find ourselves only at war with our own neurotic, dualistic selves.

The work of Lynch quoted above establishes a neutralist null hypothesis for the evolution of genomic complexity, rooted in the specifics of the population structures and dynamics of different organisms, and in that capacity it can be regarded as the logical completion of the post-modernist transformation of biology.

In this way, it feels like a piece of liturgy, a reverence falling over the whole process as the music continues on its logical cycle towards completion.

Most typically, the concept in question is that of 'God', or 'perfect being', in which case pantheism appears as the logical terminus or completion of theism.

Thirteen participants were excluded from the analysis because of logical errors or insufficient completion of questionnaires, leaving a total of 16 078 individuals suitable for inclusion in the analysis.

Data from 5 participants were excluded because of logical errors or insufficient completion, and we also excluded 30 participants who did not receive a physical examination.

Rather, the solution from 1932 introduces a stipulation to achieve completion of the logical theory for its own sake.

With adequate sample size and completion rates, the logical next step is to evaluate psychometric properties of internal consistency reliability and construct validity.

Conducting the personal skin check using the application was designed to follow a logical sequence supported by a checklist for self-monitoring of completion.

This is illustrated using a diagram that tracks each of the logical states that an order can take from first inquiry to completion (see Fig. 6).

After completion of data-sampling, data will be checked for logical consistency (e.g., out of reach scores) and then finalised and locked.