Sentence examples for severe logic from inspiring English sources
A first book often ends childhood: Prikryl's gorgeous, elegiac work borrows from folklore its bright aesthetic and swift, severe logic of causation.
One of the perversities of the Hermitage proposal — and oma projects frequently combine severe logic with calculated folly — was that it called for most of the General Staff Building's rooms to remain just as they are.
The severe logic of Miller's scene construction seems to constrain his visual sense, and the development of the drama seems to impose a moral inhibition on images for their own sake.
For this as with so much of theoretical mathematics—one must look to the Classical Greeks, whose groundbreaking achievements displayed an odd fusion of the mystical tendencies of the Pythagoreans and the severe logic of Euclid's Elements (c. 300 bc).
Perhaps the recent tragic accidents to F1 drivers Michael Schumacher and Jules Bianchi, devastating though they have been to both men and their families, have also inured us to the stark medical logic of severe brain trauma.
More technically, he wants the remedies to be so severe that the economic logic of the deal would collapse.
It was in a brand new, hard-edged, angular style, every note underpinned with a severe note-to-note logic closely modelled on Schoenberg's so-called "12-note" method.
The restriction to theories couched within first-order predicate logic is severe.
Vives' severe censure of scholastic logic derived from his own unhappy experience with the scholastic curriculum at Paris.
After 12 months of well-being, quite abruptly, the patient relapsed showing again dementia (temporo-spatial disorientation, decreased attention, memory, logic, and apraxia), severe psychiatric symptoms, myalgias and worsened livedo reticularis, but no headache.
Although no episodes of severe hypoglycemia occurred in the LOGIC-C group, six severe hypoglycemic events were observed in the Nurse-C arm (four patients with one event each and one patient with two events).
