Sentence examples for part logic from inspiring English sources

But for American intelligence officers tracking North Korea's progress, the assessment, in the words of one former senior official, was "one part intelligence, one part logic, one part educated guess".

But because it can be a complicated process, fraught with fantasy, buying a sailboat is part love, part logic.

In setting up a formal system to capture, albeit necessarily only in part, logic as it figures in Brouwer's foundations, naturally some priorly obtained meaning explanation is needed to serve as the criterion for intuitionistic validity.

Hegel's Encyklopädie der philosophischen Wissenschaften (1817; "Encyclopaedia of Philosophical Knowledge") was of more than subject importance in that it was a compendium of the author's philosophical system in three parts: Logic, Nature, Mind.

The system itself comprises three parts: logic, philosophy of nature, and philosophy of spirit, and is set out (in numbered paragraphs) in Hegel's Encyclopaedia of the philosophical Sciences (1817, 1827, 1830).

The OPS is divided into two parts: the logic part, containing the flow control and the report generator, and the backend part, operating the registered vulnerability scanners and the virtual machines.

Logical approaches to defeasible reasoning treat the subject as a part of logic: the study of nonmonotonic consequence relations (in contrast to the monotonicity of classical logic).

Three-tier architecture is exploited so that the whole software system can be divided into three parts: man/machine interface, logic part and database.

In the second part, dream logic takes the wheel: Halfway there he squeezed between the shoulders of the seats to join his wife and me in back.

For the most part, epistemic logic focuses on propositional knowledge.

So, he added to inventio the other part of logic, iudicium.