One wonders whether President Barack Obama had those rigorously logical phrases in mind when he gave his Nobel Peace Prize acceptance speech in Oslo last week, in which he stressed less the notion of making peace through negotiation and compromise and more the concept of the just and necessary war.
I like the old philosophical-logical phrase "to beg the question," which means to try to sneak the conclusion of your argument into one of your assumptions.
Briefly, a query is parsed by Gemini, a general parser, and translated into a logical form, phrased as a conjecture, and submitted to SNARK.
His playing throughout the set was unflashy but full of insight, with a logical sense of phrase that occasionally evoked Clifford Brown.
The phrase "logical frameworks" has been used in ways other than that introduced in Section 2, e.g., in Huet and Plotkin (1991).
Although Russell did not use the phrase "logical atomism" in the Introduction to Principia Mathematica, in many ways it represents the first work of Russell's atomist period.
Bertrand Russell (1872 1970) introduced the phrase "logical atomism" to describe his philosophy in 1911 (RA, 94), and used the phrase consistently throughout the 1910s and 1920s (OKEW, 12; SMP, 84; PLA, 178; LA, 323; OOP, 259).
Indeed, Russell continued to use the phrase "logical atomism" to describe his philosophy in later years of his career, during the period in which he stressed relative, not absolute simplicity (RTC, 717; MPD, 9).
Here he played dueling leads with Mr. Cissoko; their long, entwined phrases, logical and nearly symmetrical, sounded like scrambled fugues.
Signal relation diagrams base on logical and mathematical phrasing.
The austere phrases were logical and easy to read.
