Sentence examples for logical exercise from inspiring English sources

This theology, which had dominated Catholic ecclesiology since the Protestant Reformation, limited theology to a deductive logical exercise, emphasized submission to authority, and conceived the church in strictly juridical and hierarchical terms.

Appellate judges "can no longer hide behind the reasoning of the trial court," but will have to "spell out what they themselves would do, and why," she said, adding that "the procedural and logical exercise of spelling it out will contain some of the excesses of runaway verdicts".

This primary mode of division is often interpreted as a logical exercise.

It's a logical exercise, one supposes, given that stocks have been moving mostly up for six years now.

At first sight, this question is only impressionistically related to the logical problem exercising the AI researchers.

Accordingly, it appears logical to use an exercise program that specifically builds strength, such as high intensity resistance training (HIRT), to prevent hospital-related deconditioning.

In Section 1 (UMAT-1) candidates are required to exercise logical reasoning and problem solving skills using both inductive and deductive reasoning, with an emphasis on logical argument in working to a solution.

This may, at times, convey the false impression that mathematics is present in the undergraduate curriculum and requirements solely as an abstract logical and algebraic exercise.

Using the logical alphabet, logic becomes simply an exercise of fully developing all terms and eliminating the contradictory terms.

Although there may be logical reasons to avoid exercise, it's not a justifiable option.

It seemed logical that diet and exercise would help reduce that risk.