Sentence examples for more conventional logic from inspiring English sources

Others preferred more conventional logic.

Justification Logic can be thought of as logic of explicit knowledge, related to more conventional logics of implicit knowledge.

By cleverly designing the inputs, outputs and thresholds, such a system can perform many different logical operations simultaneously offering, in the long run, the possibility of performing calculations far more quickly than conventional logic elements can.

Certainly, in the early days of temporal logic the modal approach represented by Prior's Tense Logic and its offshoots was perceived as a rival to more conventional approaches using first-order logic.

As in the stories of Bruno Schulz (which the narrator of "Distant Star" is reading as he spies on an aviator and untalented poet who became a sort of celebrity murderer under Pinochet), the structure of Bolaño's fiction owes more to the peculiar, associative logic of nightmare than to the more conventional arc of the traditional short story.

Under Welch's leadership, GE defies the conventional logic that the sum of the parts is worth more than the whole.

The logic is clear: it is more cost-effective to bleed India from within than to challenge it through more conventional military means.

More conventional instruments do too.

The wireless industry seems to be defying conventional logic.

"It's more conventional.

Today, no wisdom is more conventional.