Sentence examples for resemble logical from inspiring English sources
The descriptions of these procedures some of which are so general that they resemble logical laws clearly presuppose a notion of logical form, and Aristotle's Topics may thus count as the earliest surviving logical treatise.
We focus our analysis on fuzzy rule-based classifiers (FRBCs), where we observe that rules resemble logical propositions, thus semantic cointension can be partially regarded as the fulfillment of the "logical view", i.e. the set of basic logical laws that are required in any logical system.
The grammar used by TIGER for rules was designed to resemble logical operations in common programming languages and to be compatible with the GPRs of widely-used COBRA models.
His Mahagonny is made to resemble Las Vegas — a logical choice, given Brecht's canny prophecy of a vice-ridden paradise city rising in the American desert.
This was not intentional, but it so resembles a classic logical paradox on postponement, that I can't resist making that the subject of this post.
One standard view of propositions takes propositions to be sets of possible worlds; another takes propositions to have something more closely resembling a linguistic logical structure (see structured propositions for a detailed exposition of this issue).
If the internal representation is instead more language-like, then chunks will be relatively small, often single propositions, and the lexical choice process will resemble internal paraphrasing of the logical forms.
Taken to its logical conclusion the UK could soon resemble the US – a patchwork quilt of laws and policies peculiar to local politics, taste and energy levels.
This may seem logical, as much of the damage created by chemotherapeutic drugs resemble genetic events involved in carcinogenesis.
resemble the box and diamond connectives found in modal logic, and it is then possible and interesting to study variations for the logical rules of these connectives.
