Sentence examples for single logic from inspiring English sources

"New York refuses a single logic, and it declines any notion of completeness," he concludes.

Really, every one of these strategies has at its heart a single logic: Putting the country's, or voters' interests before one's own.

Meanwhile, just as this golden period of parenthood was beginning for me, President Vladimir Putin gave a speech in which he suggested creating a single history textbook for all schools: It would be "designed for different ages but built into a single concept and following a single logic of continuous Russian history".

There is no single logic of anarchy but rather several, depending on the roles with which states identify themselves and each other.

Hegel was right to emphasise system, but not as totality (a pretended solution to real problems), but in the form of a single logic.

The problem to represent within a single logic information system sets of data referring to different phenomena onto a spatial dimension, can be usefully implemented through the use of formal ontologies.

An extended type of custom instruction allows a single custom logic block to implement several different operations using an index to specify which operation the logic block will have to perform.

That is why the euro zone is moving towards a banking union, in which the European Central Bank is the single supervisor.That logic suggests that the Bank of England would have to retain its current supervisory powers across the whole of the new sterling area.

We report on simulations of single electron logic circuits designed using parameters expected for circuits made using passivated gold nanoparticles.

The single correct logic, then, will be the one that describes the relation of truth-preservation over all cases where 'all' is construed as broadly as possible (Beall & Restall 2006, 92; Priest 2006, 202).

Westwood and his colleagues found that the component count could be reduced greatly by combining eighteen of the ZX80's chips into a single uncommitted logic array (ULA), a type of general-purpose chip that allowed manufacturers to reprogram it to meet their particular requirements rather than having to develop their own customised chip at greater expense.