Sentence examples for logical ideas from inspiring English sources

The first paper connects the strategic ideas of McCarthy & Hayes 1969 with the need for a nonmonotonic logic, and sketches the logical ideas of domain circumscription, which is now classified as the simplest case of circumscription.

He proposed to look at the history of logical ideas through the glasses of mathematical logic.

Theories of the second sort (like default logic) involve a more radical rethinking of logical ideas.

Although there are strong affinities to nonmonotonic logic, nonmonotonic logic relies more heavily on graph-based representations than on traditional logical ideas, and seems to provide a much finer-grained approach to nonmonotonic reasoning that raises entirely new issues, and which quickly becomes problematic.

Announcing the creation of the new award, Milner quoted a former Nobel Prize-winner, saying, "Einstein said, 'Pure mathematics is the poetry of logical ideas'.

Apparently, while doing their restructuring "thinking" (and I put thinking within inverted commas, because Neanderthals would probably generate brighter and more logical ideas) Government bureaucrats did not consider the gold standards given to the Children's Heart Surgery unit based at the Leeds General Infirmary.

This process, as it is described by Hegel at the end of the Science of Logic, involves the logical Idea "freely releas[ing] itself … [into] the externality of space and time existing absolutely on its own without the moment of subjectivity" (Hegel, 1969, 843).

It's a curious and logical idea on beatific overdrive.

Surely a strategy of highlighting official and corporate complicity is the most logical idea.

Unfortunately, the latest research suggests that this apparently logical idea does not in fact work very well.

It's a logical idea, but the experience of another recent nation-building effort, in East Timor, is a cautionary tale.