Sentence examples for logical concepts from inspiring English sources

Tarski also showed new perspectives for logicism by defining logical concepts as invariants under one-to-one transformations.

Indeed, the new contradictions not only affected the conception of set and logical concepts, they also came to include the notion of definability and its relation with a fundamental issue: the structure of the mathematical continuum and in particular whether the continuum can be well-ordered and whether Cantor's Continuum Hypothesis (CH) holds.

Underlying all this were the basic logical concepts: conjunction, disjunction, implication, negation, and the universal and existential quantifiers (formalized by the German mathematician Gottlob Frege [1848 1925]).

Even when nonmonotonic reasoning merely represents reasoning from partly tacit assumptions, the crucial assumptions may be difficult or impossible to formulate by means of received logical concepts.

These terms were reinforced by another, which appeared to denote something not determinable in logical concepts and in some way mysterious: "nescio quid" or "je ne sais quoi"; an expression particularly frequent in Italy (non so che), and imitated in other countries.

Logical concepts are also a challenge.

It was never, Adams admitted, "a logical concept of thought".

"My husband's motivation to start this business was that this was an extremely smart and logical concept," Mrs. McKinney writes.

In short, Samsung's overwhelmingly logical concept uses separate components where they need to be separate (lens, sensor, recording media), and shared components where they can save weight, bulk and expense (battery, flip-out screen, hand strap, charger, zoom controls).

This principal appears a logical concept to accelerate bone healing.

To this end, the CM abstraction layer provides the logical concept of flow.