Sentence examples for serious logical from inspiring English sources
I'm not the first to point out the serious logical flaw in Mr Edwards' argument, namely, that it entirely omits the issue of composition of the workforce.
In particular, the Anglican bishop George Berkeley published a famous pamphlet, The Analyst; or, A Discourse Addressed to an Infidel Mathematician (1734), pointing out that calculus at least, as presented by Newton and Leibniz possessed serious logical flaws.
Pronounced classicizing tendencies subdued the Baroque impulse in France, as is evident in the serious, logical, orderly paintings of Nicolas Poussin and the somewhat more sumptuous works of Charles Le Brun and the portraitists Hyacinthe Rigaud and Nicolas de Largillière.
The sorites paradox presents a serious logical challenge and the foregoing presents the mainstream responses to this challenge.
When last visiting this argument here (FORBES, Mar. 22, 1999), I was able to point to some serious logical problems, which begin back there with the first premise.
And, a more serious logical obstacle pertains to Darth Vader, who wound up as essentially a reformed Anakin Skywalker without his fear-inspiring black helmet and outfit, which would appear to render it difficult to restore him to his former evil incarnation.
By comparison with truth, the more complex and much more interesting concept of truthlikeness has only recently become the subject of serious investigation.The logical problem of truthlikeness is the problem of giving a consistent and materially adequate account of the concept.
Offspring who were exposed to MeHg in utero were born with serious neuro-logical damage, even if their exposed mothers were virtually unaffected (Harada 1995; Igata 1993).
The point readily generalizes to entire theories, and to serious philosophical and logical debates.
But if the person who is more serious, is more logical, all the information Olly will give is not like my very emotional [Olly] but that one will be very data driven.
Why didn't he continue to work on the serious philosophical and logical problems which have major intellectual significance?
