Garage sales stem from the logic of one person's trash being another's treasure, but so far there wasn't much to savor among the shabby castoff goods in Greenpoint.
The apparent paradox is resolved once we recognize that market failure stems from the very logic of competition itself.
Apple says this issue stems from a faulty logic board, which means they'll have to physically repair your device.
There have been various attempts to implement the standard logical formalism, known as "Boolean Logic", stemming from Aristotle, the Stoics, Leibniz, Boole, and Frege, extending to the fuzzy logic developed by Zadeh [Info. Ctl. 338 (1965) 353].
These new logical writings, as distinct from the "Old Logic" (= Logica vetus) stemming from Boethius, became known collectively as the "New Logic" (= Logica nova).
Equivalent temperature difference (ETD) stemming from the entransy dissipation extremum principle theory was used to evaluate heat transfer enhancement.
The simple logic of widespread benefits stemming from comparative advantage is never fully understood, and loses when confronted with the strong forces of nationalism.
Concerning mechanisms of RNAa, the employment of gapmers against ncRNAs stemming from the target locus is an elegant method for unveiling its molecular logic.
Stemming from the theoretical framework described above, the components and activities of the intervention are shown in the logic model presented in Figure 1.
The micromechanical approach stems from Eshelby's equivalent inclusion method and Mori Tanaka's mean-field approximation, and the macromechanical approach is based on the classical laminated plate theory.
The Venezuelan equivalent stems from nothing but ghastly, silly and incompetent economic policy--but then such is Bolivarian socialism.
