A cash bonus is effectively the same as a salary if it's very likely to be paid and so should logically form part of the pay ratio.
Histopathological features logically form the main criteria for determining prognosis.
Thus, in order to settle questions about logical form, and ultimately about which arguments are logically valid and which sentences logically true, we must distinguish the "logical constants" of a language from its nonlogical expressions.
And I feel as though I'm getting to know them on the page, rather than putting them there (even though I know, logically, that they are formed in my imagination).
Logically, for the newly formed cluster, it assigns a value of "1" with another cluster only when all the units in both clusters are connected.
His position here makes it logically impossible for explanations, predictions and postdictions to not have the same logical form.
Therefore several simple agents are logically belonging together forming an agent group where every agent knows about the other agent.
The modes functioned first as abbreviations of arguments that brought out their logically relevant form; and second, it seems, as representatives of the form of a class of arguments.
(2) Language can be intentionally 'paradoxical' in using a logically improper form of words to convey what is not intended to be logically absurd.
Reports of mystical experiences may be paradoxical also in sense (2), because at times mystical language does assume logically offensive forms, when actual absurdity may not be intended.
The pragmatic purpose of chemometrics is establishing quantitative relationships between related or logically derived forms of one and the same product or of a series of products in different states, as well as numeric descriptions of those states connected in physical-chemical processes clearly defined in time, resorting to chemical or instrumental analytical determinations.
