Sentence examples for logical geography from inspiring English sources
A typical instance of the use of concept is in The Concept of Mind (1949) by Gilbert Ryle, an Oxford Analyst, which implies that the purpose of the author is not to investigate matters of fact empirically (i.e., by the methods of psychology) about the mind itself but to investigate its "logical geography".
So much by way of the logical geography of realist viewpoints.
The present article attempts to describe the logical geography of the concept of linguistic mode.
While many details are altered in the change from classical to no-collapse quantum mechanics, the logical geography seems to remain the same.
"France was the logical geography for us to begin our internationalisation strategy", says Kiyan Foroughi, Boticca CEO and co-founder "it's our number one non-English speaking market, fourth globally in terms of sales after the UK, the US and Australia.
We believe we are ideally placed to be one of the trailblazers for city devolution and that the combined authority – which corresponds with our area's functional economic geography – is the logical level at which to do this.
Steve Plunkett, by email A: Cornwall lends itself to touring around a few different centres, and its geography means taking a loop is logical.
Back in 1981, the journalist Joel Garreau published "The Nine Nations of North America," mapping out how economics, geography and culture really made it more logical for the United States, Canada and Mexico to be nine nations than three.
The emphasis of these studies has been on logical level topologies, however physical level topologies are necessary to study resilience realistically, given the geography and multilevel nature of the Internet.
But with the breakdown of logical atomism (see §6 above), the emphasis shifted to the careful description of what Ryle called the 'logical geography' of our concepts.
