Sentence examples for logical entry from inspiring English sources

Open Educational Resources (OER) were the primary open practice GFSP partners spoke to us about, as they provide a logical entry point for collaboration.

OERs were the primary open practice GFSP partners spoke to us about, as they provide a logical entry point for collaboration.

Yet, statistics from the Pennsylvania Department of Environmental Protection show that summertime radon concentrations are lower in both basements and first floors (Robert Lewis, personal communication, 14 May 2015), the latter with open windows being the logical entry point for direct diffusion from nearby pads.

See the entry logical constants for discussion bearing on this issue.

This is an issue which arises for expressions and constructions such as quantifiers, the identity predicate, and so on, and not just for sentence connectives; for this issue the entry "Logical Constants" by John MacFarlane (2015) should be consulted.

Data were checked for inconsistencies and logical errors on entry, and queries were sent to the source hospital for resolution.

If the user wishes to view a particular map or map set, then the map viewer is a logical point of entry.

Although ssQTL are not conclusive about whether adaptive phenotypes are determined by these underlying loci, they can provide a highly informed and logical point of entry for functional genetic tests (Albertson et al. 2014).

(For more on logical truths, see the entry on logical truth. Section 1.1 of that entry discusses the alleged modal force of logical truths).

Thus it was Diodorus's propositional logic (see Dialectical School), rather than the logic of terms developed by Aristotle, that became the basis of the remarkable Stoic logical system (see the entry on Stoicism in this encyclopedia, section 4, "Logic").

Unlike its more traditional neighbors, the house has no clear point of entry or logical succession of rooms.