Sentence examples for singular logic from inspiring English sources

Even some of the less unusual anticrime devices here reflect a singular logic.

For Hallward, the singular logic of Deleuze's thought is analogous to the tradition of theophantic thinkers, whereby the divine spark of creation is entombed in creatures; the task of the creature is to redeem that divine spark from its creatural prison.

The extensions made are mostly related to imprecise attributes and took into account the state of the art and the relevant needs of real pilot cloud platforms (i.e., CAS Open of the German company CAS and Orbi of the Greek company Singular Logic) that were formulated after three series of interviews.

(See section 9 for a solution to this problem within the framework of non-singular logic; see Steen 2012, section 2.3, for various metaphysical considerations concerning the purely set-theoretic approach).

Bauman (1991) argued that the key task of modernity is to make order of disorder, often by enforcement of a singular legislative logic.

By contrast, non-singular or plural logic possesses singular and non-singular constants and variables.

Doing so would result in an extension which stands to PFO+ as ordinary (singular) second-order logic stands to ordinary (singular) first-order logic.

The first example of the well-developed essay, however, is found neither in the Mencius nor in the Zhuangzi but in the Mozi, attributed to Mo Di, or Mozi, a predecessor of Mencius and Zhuangzi, whose singular attainments in logic made him a forceful preacher.

These theorems show that proper (uniquely referring) descriptions behave like proper names, the "singular terms" of logic.

It is cashed out in "non-singular" or "plural" logic.

This has to be set theory, or something as powerful like "non-singular" or "plural" logic (see section 9).