Sentence examples for place logic from inspiring English sources

For one thing, a semantical approach presupposes that the language in question can be viewed "from the outside"; i.e., considered as a calculus that can be variously interpreted and not as the all-encompassing medium in which all communication takes place (logic as calculus versus logic as language).

Open innovation platforms moving from work place logic to social place logic is necessary.

In identifying the secondary intelligibles, Avicenna is able to place logic within the hierarchy of the sciences, because it has its own distinct stretch of being which is its proper subject matter.

From this stressful place, logic gets twisted, creativity ceases and we even doubt our good ideas.

Logic is in the first place the logic of states of affairs and only secondarily the logic of propositions.

Pythias finds herself alone and vulnerable in a place where logic and philosophy are meaningless.

When it comes to the tangled, irrational relationship between New Jerseyans and their cars, there's no place for logic.

His own legal career eventually went on to inform Shardlake's, whose chambers in Lincoln's Inn become, over the course of the novels, a refuge; a place where logic, precedent and the written word prevail.

As the third-century Christian theologian Tertullian wrote of the Resurrection, "It is certain because it is impossible" -- a notion that might well apply to the virgin birth; such a conundrum that it elevates Mary to a safe place, beyond logic.

In his numerous commentaries on Aristotle's logical works, he expounded for the first time in Arabic the entire range of the scientific and nonscientific forms of argument and established the place of logic as an indispensable prerequisite for philosophic inquiry.

Mill argued to the contrary that such inconceivability was merely psychological and had no place in logic.