Sentence examples for logically bound from inspiring English sources
Even more troubling were those statistical analyses which proved, either by historical comparison or analysis of upcoming fixtures, that Leicester were logically bound to win.
Thus in fact all such schemes to create paradox are logically bound to fail.
We will demonstrate in the Discussion that simple and verifiable statistical consequences of the findings of Navin et al. are logically bound to imply the following proposition.
The century following Aquinas was marked by the development of the "theology of the two powers," which distinguished between what God can do absolutely (potentia absoluta), or logically, and what he has bound himself to do in accordance with the covenant he established with humankind (potentia ordinata).
Eq.10 for the population-average LE change attributable to air pollution follows logically but it yields only a lower bound which increases with the length of the observation window, i.e. the number of lags included in the TS.
One argument in support of proposition (1) contends that love (or willing the good for another) is inclusive in this sense: Even where it is logically possible for a loving relationship to come to an end, two persons are bound together in love only when their purposes and interests, even the conditions of their happiness, are so logically intertwined as to be inseparable.
These lemmas will serve as the building blocks as we logically construct a theorem which will form the basis of our LSA p-value upper bound.
Previously calcium ions have been shown to increase the strength of salivary films (Proctor et al. 2005), and therefore logically their removal from the pellicle via STP sequestration may result in a pellicle that is more loosely bound and therefore easier to displace.
