"logical perspective" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it to refer to an approach to examining an issue or situation, viewing it as objectively and rationally as possible. For example, "From a logical perspective, if we want to make this decision, we must consider all of the facts and take into account the possible consequences."
The combination of both types of imperfection is non-trivial from a standard logical perspective.
If you're looking for an exhaustive list of everything that's wrong with Prometheus from a logical perspective, We Got This Covered has got it covered.
We expect that this study can provide a logical perspective for designing selective bifunctional catalysts based on a better understanding of the interaction between metal and zeolite characteristics.
From a logical perspective, one could also refer to the use of distributed denial-of-service attacks as a gun-type attack.
Perhaps none of it makes sense from a logical perspective, but insisting on logical thinking from someone in the grips of a mental illness is like insisting that someone with a broken leg walks normally; logically, you shouldn't do that.
From the logical perspective, there are no errors in such ontologies, but this study shows some modeling errors may not break the coherency of the ontology by not participating in any contradiction.
The obtained state space model is then proved to both mimic correctly what is expected from logical perspectives and reproduce behaviors measured in clinical settings.
"No," insofar as the perceptual model implies an ego-logical "human, all too human" stance (Nietzsche) with its attendant limitations, even though Zen does not exclude this model as long as it is not delimited by the dualistic, either-or ego-logical perspective.
Spock's logical, detached perspective could be infuriating to his more demonstrative colleagues; it also caused him to be amused or bewildered by the workings of humans.
So if you're frazzled and need a motivational pep talk, you might consider giving it in the second or third person, which can help you look at the situation from a logical, objective perspective rather than an emotional, biased one.
The editors have provided an excellent introductory chapter on epigenetics, and conclude with a chapter on epigenetics from a logical multilevel perspective.
