Sentence examples for logically unambiguous from inspiring English sources
Heytesbury is trying to find a way within a natural language to make statements logically unambiguous, so that rules of inference can developed and applied to them syntactically, a reasonable aim, of course, within logic.
From the computer scientist's perspective the formulation has to conform to the rules of formal methods in computer science: it must be logically precise and unambiguous.
Perhaps God provides only, as it were, 'secret' evidence of his existence, purposely overturning the expectations of our 'cognitive idolatry' in order to transform our egocentric self-reliance (Moser 2008); besides, there may be significant constraints logically inherent in the very possibility of unambiguous divine revelation to finite minds (King 2008).
The translation is unambiguous.
The polls are unambiguous.
Birth certificates are unambiguous.
That's logically impossible.
Is that logically consistent?
"Logically?" Murphy said.
