Sentence examples for process and logic from inspiring English sources

Decision making, process and logic through which individuals arrive at a decision.

The thought process and logic that we teach is at the core of stimulating innovation, stimulating innovation is at the core of any developed economy".

Our intent is to document the process and "logic of appropriateness" used by the Council to construct its identity and stake out its "regulatory space" in the face of the ambiguity of the law and pressure from interest groups.

The point of code is to "process and produce logic", whereas "the language of art can fracture grammar and syntax, can fail to transmit meaning but still cause emotion".

The process, and the logic, are evident in the answer that Bill Keller, executive editor of The Times, gave me when I asked whether he had misgivings about publishing this material.

His exploration of the "technicities of creativity" (the mental and physical patterns controlling the creative process) and the logic of "distributive cognition" (what happens when a group of people, ie dancers, share a thought) have had a liberating effect on him, he says.

That is, an arguably desirable interaction between the connectives is lost in the combination process, and classical logic over ¬ and ∨ cannot be recovered from its fragments, as long as algebraic fibring in these categories of logics is used.

When the inner tube is under electrode 1 or electrode 2, its position can be detected by the READ process and the logic states 0 and 1 are produced.

This well validated and largely used model was chosen because it proposes an explanatory process and a logic organisation of the determinants of healthcare use.

While encapsulating workflow and process logic in one place is a sensible architectural decision, the implementation of complex workflows suffers from the same problems that made managing and maintaining hierarchical procedural programs difficult.

But, in the process, the logic and integrity of the flat tax was lost, and it became harder and harder to make further exceptions lest we end up right back where we started.