Sentence examples for more logical or from inspiring English sources

Others are more logical or spatially perceptive.

It would be easier, would make this constant sensation of having been in some kind of accident more logical, or if not logical perhaps more natural.

It was a feeble attempt at a Yogi-ism — which doesn't do senseless violence to the language, but rather conveys a kind of metaphysical wisdom that a more logical or grammatical formulation would lack — and yet it contained an essential truth: everybody likes Yogi.

Considering the availability of such a system, it may be more logical or economic to implement an active suspension system as opposed to a tilting technology system.

When CTT is interpreted in terms of effective procedures, it may be called Mathematical CTT, because the relevant evidence is more logical or mathematical than physical.

"I don't think it sounds any more logical or rational than when OTS argued it," said James E. Nesland, Bush's attorney.

What you learn the minute you start studying statistics or research is it's more logical thinking or systemic reasoning; computers do a majority of the work for us nowadays.

Although in the present study "Eda" was introduced between P1/P1' amino acids, it will be more logical to replace or substitute P1' residue by "Eda" which is expected to lead to even more potent and/or selective inhibitor of furin.

For example, they may encourage people to change their thinking patterns by challenging negative or dysfunctional thoughts with positive or more logical arguments and by focusing on those positive thoughts.

The iSCSI storage can have one or more logical units that process client commands.

Except for listing the six people who died in the 1993 bombing of the World Trade Center first (in the same manner), there simply cannot be a fairer or more logical way in which to honor those who died.