This entry concentrates on the emergence of non-trivial logical themes and notions from the discussion on paradoxes from the beginning of the 20th century until 1945, and attempts to assess their importance for the development of contemporary logic.
The story of evolution is, of course, ideal for teaching by inquiry (Farber 2003), as well as providing a logical organizing theme of biology (Alles 2001).
Templates are created to generate and test themes in a logical manner, enabling major themes and subthemes to be generated.
Its two protagonists, the world-weary and remorseful Joel, the young and determined Ellie, reached conclusions that were logical to the themes of the game.
Patient attributes were then grouped into logical and meaningful themes using inductive reasoning, and later developed into a conceptual framework, which was workshopped with the cross-disciplinary panels.
These five themes represented logical groupings of the data elements but the themes are consistent with classes of data elements collected in common hospice palliative care data sets such as the National Data Set in the United States and the National Council for Hospice and Specialist Palliative Care Services MDS in the United Kingdom.
Another theme of logical atomism is that the deductive sciences mathematics and logic are based solely on the way that language operates and cannot reveal any truths about the world, not even about a world of entities called numbers.
The largest parcel — which includes property owned by Reedy Creek for about 20 years — would be a logical site for another theme park, said Duncan Dickson, who teaches at the University of Central Florida's Rosen College of Hospitality Management.
Then the experts group clustered the interactions inside each category, trying to find logical aggregations on main "themes" which could be considered as important for the future at the 2030 horizon.
At the end of this process, all transcripts were read again to establish logical links between different themes.
