We may take the sign for membership as a logical sign in some formalizations of the theory of types (which can in turn be used to formalize theories with arbitrary universes of individuals).
Other histopatho-logical signs related to inoculation were limited to a renal microabscess at 12 hours, splenic microabscesses at 24 hours and centrilobular hepatic necrosis with thrombosis in one animal at 48 hours.
There is no logical relation between sign and intuition, but science has provided the opportunity to "bring the composition of the signs into immediate contact with contents of the concept" (Trendelenburg 1857, 3).
Łukasiewicz replaced the usual signs for logical operations by letters: N (negation), K (conjunction), A (disjunction), C (implication) and E (equivalence).
While this is a joy for those who love nothing better than pondering abstract data structures and logical quantifiers, those who signed up for the course to improve their web development skills using Scala may have found this high level of abstraction so early on to be fairly off-putting.
But he is a black man with a criminal record, and the news outlet and its law enforcement sources apparently felt that made "flashing a gang sign" a logical conclusion.
The environmental puzzles are well sign-posted and logical, checkpoints are tightly placed, and the occasional end-of-level boss baddies go out of their way to guide you through in one piece.
In 12th- and early 13th-century logical textbooks the concept of sign does not play an important role yet.
Whilst it may seem logical to extend this clinical sign to metaphyseal and epiphyseal fractures, we do not have the data to confirm this.
4. Strictly speaking, it is the grammatical constructions themselves, not the expressions involved in them, that should be called logical or nonlogical: not the sign \(\dq{\and}\), but the placing of a token of \(\dq{\and}\) between two sentences.
