Sentence examples for proceeding logic from inspiring English sources
The questionnaire was programmed to require certain data before proceeding (logic checks) or to warn the user of an incorrect entry (data checks), thus decreasing the possibility of missing or including incorrect data.
These arguments proceed from logic and reason.
Philosophy should proceed as logic does, axiomatically starting from clear concepts and evident principles.
The program had a certain internal logic, proceeding from Beethovenian mystery and drama in C minor to Mozartean triumphalism in C major, though it seemed odd to dispense so quickly with the headline soloist, the pianist Leif Ove Andsnes.
The ecological perspective suggests a possible process of renewal, starting in destruction (lower right) and proceeding through the logic of leadership and the restoration of hope, confidence and cooperation to get the organization back to a community of trust (top left)–the soil in which innovation and entrepreneurship grow.
There may actually be a logic in proceeding with the T-Mobile campaign: The sale of VoiceStream could be hard to carry off in the industry's currently depressed condition.
Caryl Churchill's Far Away (2000) was another form-breaker: a 45-minute theatrical nightmare proceeding with eerily persuasive logic to an apocalyptic vision of nature recruited as a weapon of mass destruction, the entire universe set against itself.
The more time-consuming and laborious way of proceeding by rationality and logic, applying critical analysis inherited from the enlightenment, is brushed aside.
It is the way nearly all professionals proceed, relying on logic and intuition.
(Leibniz and others had envisioned a "Characteristica Universalis", but without detailed proposals for how to proceed beyond syllogistic logic in creating one).
