Sentence examples for logical end of from inspiring English sources

It answers the question 'What do we achieve by making this particular move in the proof?' During the 1990s a number of workers at the logical end of computer science looked for games that would stand to linear logic and some other proof systems in the same way as Lorenzen's games stood to intuitionist logic.

But Murau has no other choice; he has reached the logical end of his arguments.

The logical end of such a scenario is the destruction of humankind.

Jajouka and its music were, in a way, the logical end of his criticism, of all his years of digging.

Mr. Paton already sees the logical end of the transformation: the elimination of some, if not all, print vehicles.

They are not 'games.' " But you could argue that games like FarmVille are in fact just the logical end of gamification: gamified games.

Along the way, he offers commentary on everything from the ever-expanding N.F.L. rule book to the logical ends of capitalism to the grim tragedy of life without death.

That's exactly how for-profit colleges started to legitimize access to fed student aid programs in the 90s and again, we see what the logical ends of that are.

Mr. Atsmon envisions his technology as the logical end to the process of miniaturization in Internet transactions, from the personal computer to the laptop, the P.D.A. and the cell phone.

The date marks a logical end to this, the first of three projected volumes of letters.

"The danger of do-overism," he went on, "is that there's no logical end to it.