The term "logical frame" is correct and can be used in written English.
It refers to the structure or framework of a sentence, which helps to convey a clear and logical meaning. Example: The logical frame of the argument was weakened by the lack of evidence to support the main claim.
The purely logical Frame Problem can be solved using monotonic logic, by simply writing explicit axioms stating what does not change when an action is performed.
To make adequate comparisons between competing objectives, a logical frame of reference, broad enough to include both, is needed.
Bohr still hoped that, since "no experience is definable without a logical frame," these new experiences would in due time fall into place through "an appropriate widening of the conceptual framework" which would also remove all present paradoxes and "apparent disharmonies".
Future does not have a logical frame of references, and future events cannot be falsified before they happen.
A frame-based technique, including physical frame, logical frame, and cognitive frame, was adopted to perform digital I&C failure events derivation and analysis for generic ABWR.
This assumption is supposedly justified by the very observation that gave rise to the logical frame problem in the first place, namely that most things don't change when an action is performed or an event occurs.
Logical frames have length Tframe = 208 s and consist of 64 time slots of Tslot = 3.25 s separated by guard times.
A logical time frame for the suggested changes could be to introduce them at the end of the 6th Framework Programme.
We focus on the treatments of temporal and modal information in logical form (LF, a semantic representation for natural language interpretation), and in plan query language (PQL, a language designed for framing questions about and describing nonlinear plans).
Expert systems are interpreted as a kind of intelligent systems; different ways to represent knowledge (such as logical model, frame-based and production systems, semantic networks) are described within the framework of cognitive studies of AI.
A conventional one-page logical framework (log frame) was used to summarise the design of the project.
