Sentence examples for logical continuum from inspiring English sources

Removing government support from the arts belongs on a frightening "logical" continuum of perpetrating disinformation and fake news.

England's brutality is explained away not as the logical continuum of the occupation but as a contradiction to it.

We thus establish a logical continuum between contractual governance mechanisms and institutions.

It is all a logical continuum in the trajectory of New Orleans music.

Thought of in that context, you can see how the emergence of cell phones and computer-connected sensors are on a logical continuum of tools that make our world more manageable and digital.

The sum score can be used with the POES scores transformed into an interval scale that represents a logical continuum in relation to the underlying construct of occupational engagement.

They are a genuine attraction in themselves and a logical link in the continuum of this museum's Chinese holdings.

They are a genuine attraction in themselves and a logical link in the continuum that this museum's remarkable Chinese holdings span from beginning to end.

After all, Currin's choice of subject matter is a logical step along the continuum that began with the female nudes of the Venetian Renaissance (the sixteenth-century version of Currin's nudes, since they were courtesans).

Owing to the rejection of this principle and the disappearance of the logical basis for the continuum, one might, in the words of Brouwer, "fear that intuitionistic mathematics must necessarily be poor and anaemic, and in particular would have no place for analysis" (Brouwer 1952, 142).

Meeting these requirements is somewhat problematic through the current centralized, cloud-based model powering IoT systems, but can be made possible through fog computing, a decentralized architectural pattern that brings computing resources and application services closer to the edge, the most logical and efficient spot in the continuum between the data source and the cloud.