The phrase "logical examples" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
For example, you could use it in the sentence: "The professor presented a few logical examples to prove his point."
Yes, that's also a logical example of inducing demand, though urban planners with their blinders on have been ignoring it.
A more vivid non-logical example of using the concept to undermine spurious metaphysical ideas was in showing that the Catholic understanding of transubstantiation was empty and incoherent (EP1: 131f).
In the logical model of the example network, we looked for interventions to activate ERK (ERK = 1) and deactivate PI3K (PI3K = 0) in presence of all receptors.
Yet there are those who argue that the wireless Internet is the logical next example of the new industries that have successively spun out of Silicon Valley, from PC's to hand-held computers.
In places, the menus aren't particularly logical — for example, the app requires you to click on an "X" to progress to the next menu when an arrow would be more obvious.
Certain concepts that were geometrical in origin are more clearly seen as logical (for example, the notion of coherent topos).
Expanding on note 42: Section 5.2 of this same book goes into more detail on logical subtraction (Example 4, under 4.4 above); interesting work by Stephen Yablo on this same topic, mentioned as then unpublished in the Notes and References to §5.2 of Humberstone (2011a), has since made an appearance: see Yablo (2014), especially Chapters 8 and 9.
The cons: It's not logical – for example, some fruits are okay and others aren't (what's more, a ripe banana has a higher number than an unripened banana).
We include a discussion of common heuristics and several logical fallacies, some examples being correlation proves causation, appeal to the masses, and ad hominem attacks.
