Sentence examples for logical infrastructure from inspiring English sources
Although (as with set theory) there may be controversies about what axioms and logical infrastructure best serve to formalize an area of mathematics, the methods of formalization and the criteria for evaluating them are relatively unproblematic.
There is no logical explanation for infrastructure spending collapsing at a time when interest rates for municipalities are bumping along at historically low rates--at least the lowest since the 1960s.
The linearity is logical when only the infrastructure or the vehicle or the vulnerable road user be required to be equipped, all other factors being kept constant.
Starting in the 1970s, oil became a strategic drawback, which is why President Carter tried a logical plan -- an infrastructure bank -- to get us off oil.
The strong focus on infrastructure is logical: two-thirds of the world's nations are physically crumbling post-colonial constructions -- not least India itself -- badly in need of a long-term boost in infrastructure investment.
The ad hoc grid is a spontaneous organization of cooperating heterogeneous nodes into a logical community without a fixed infrastructure and with only minimal administrative requirements.
The VPC adopts a logical view where a cloud infrastructure appears as though it is operated solely for an organization.
On the other hand, if the two-way communications is going to be a part of the power grid for the next century, it might be logical to build such an infrastructure gradually over time.
On this view, cyberattacks on infrastructure are the next logical step.
In addition to vacant land, Antelope Valley has abundant sunshine and regular high winds, which make it a logical place to build alternative-energy infrastructure.
In many ways, Syria's recent polio outbreak has been the logical result of an obliterated health infrastructure, a decline in public sanitation, weakened access to vaccines, and nearly nine million people displaced from their homes amid the chaos of conflict.
