Sentence examples for organised logic from inspiring English sources

With its soup kitchens, its snow-clearing operations and its security patrols, the organisation on its square had the impenetrable yet ruthlessly organised logic of an ant colony.

In the summer break following the John Locke lectures Prior organised a Logic Colloquium in Oxford.

But a repertory season of plays in commercial theatre has to have some organising logic, to encourage customers to buy tickets across the run, which is why previous enterprises were built around the identity of directors: the Peter Hall Company and the Michael Grandage Company.

Informality is an organising logic (Alsayyad 2004) that can develop only in so far as there is a rule or formal structure that will favour its success.

The electronic components 4,000 transistors organised into the logic gates that form the core of a microprocessor are made of pentacene, a flexible organic material that can act as a semiconductor.

They are hierarchically organised and backed by computational logic which allows automated inferences of the implicit consequences of explicitly stated knowledge.

It is organised in diagnostic sections with branching tree logic and two to four screening questions with yes or no responses for each disorder.

The relentless logic of natural selection is not organised to grant organisms, even most humans, an intuitive grasp of the kinds of counter-intuitive insights that the special and general theories of Einstein present.

So there are frustrations and there is logic to it, but the way the football is organised at the moment, that's not possible".

This hierarchy is organised by expressive power, with the expressive power of the logics in question being captured by the presence of various structural rules.

Beyond that, the list appears to obey no logic, no organising principle.